In this episode, Yaron sits down with Yonatan Daon to discuss what is art.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
01:19 - What is art?
08:23 - The universality of art
14:46 - The connection between art and epistemology
19:41 - Art and sense of life
23:21 - Is art always representative of the artist's sense of life?
25:00 - On the selfishness of art and how to properly expeirence it?
34:21 - Why do we need heroes and why are they so interwoven into art?
36:50 - What is it about beauty?
42:42 - The sublime
45:43 - Why does Yaron talk about art?
48:17 - Classical music and how it's different from contemporary music
57:26 - Some of Yaron's favorite art works
1:03:56 - Final call to action

Published August 28, 2023.

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