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丹尼斯达顿解释达尔文主义的美的理论

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TED与动画师安德鲁帕克合作,描绘了丹尼斯达顿对“美”这一概念所持的激进的理论--艺术、音乐和其他”美“的事物,不仅仅只是“主观感受“,而是深深植根于人类天性与进化起源的核心部分。

Denis Dutton is a philosophy professor and the editor of Arts & Letters Daily. In his book The Art Instinct, he suggests that humans are hard-wired to seek beauty. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Boyang Zhu
Reviewed by Xiaoqiao Xie
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