Rochel Gertsberg Test- Romanticism Romanticism was an ideology that developed as a reaction to the Enlightenment and Industrialization. It encouraged emotion and a connection to the past and nature. These feelings and ideas were expressed through art, literature, and music.…
The more the philosophers learn, the more they realize how much they don't know.…
He sees the opinions and views of both philosophers but does not always agree with both…
The world is a vast place, filled with numerous individuals, all characterized by unique qualities. John Stuart Mill, a 19th century writer, philosopher, and businessman who placed great importance on those who find and offer new ideas, theorized that the two primary qualities in life were originality and genius. An original person is one who is independent of all others and is unique in all that they do, and someone who displays genius is unusually intelligent and creative. In “Genius and Originality”, Mill suggests that these qualities are indispensable in society since they prevent life and knowledge from becoming static, and without them, society cannot progress. He proposes that conformity is preventing genius and originality from flourishing, while freedom allows them to thrive.…
Last but not least, his speech is still venerated today; filled with passion as a speech should. What makes the audience respect this…
In the video “The Transformative Power of Classical Music” Benjamin Zanders demonstrates how powerful and connecting classical music can be. While not everyone is a fan of the classical genre, Benjamin Zanders attempts to prove that everyone can enjoy it and connect to it. He tries to prove this by asking his audience to think of someone they loved that was no longer with them as he played a piece by Chopin. By doing this, Benjamin Zanders was seeking to pull the audience in and let them feel what his message truly meant. While he cannot prove that every single person is affected by that piece, he did give an example of a kid who had been emotionally affected by Benjamin Zanders’ playing of Chopin.…
He states, “Until philosophers rule as kings or those who are now called kings and leading men genuinely and adequately philosophize, that is, until political power and philosophy entirely coincide, while the many natures who at present pursue…
John Locke idea on everyone is born good wasn't not a popular idea but he made people listen and understand. For this reason locke is the of the Age of…
Philosophers Niccolò Machiavelli, Jean Jacques Rousseau, and Socrates all share their own differentiated views…
The way I know he had clarity within the central message was how he made his speech audience-centered. We know this because throughout the speech he would try to put us in the shoes of St. Patrick. Telling us to imagine we are sixteen and being taking to a place where we could not even understand the language. He also made sure to explain everything to the audience as if they had no knowledge of the topic he brought up. For example, he talked about Christianity and explained they believe in one god who is all merciful and forgiving.…
He feels that philosophy should be studied not to answer questions definitively, but to simply ask the questions, his assertion that philosophy is different from sciences, and how his philosophical theories compare to Socrates…
The “Heiligenstadt Testament” was a document written by Beethoven in 1802, while he was resting in Heiligenstadt (Ludwig van Beethoven 's Biography: Heiligenstadt Testament, n.d.). It was in part his will, the first of three that he wrote during his lifetime (Ludwig van Beethoven 's Biography: Heiligenstadt Testament, n.d.). The document was also a letter to his brothers, in it Beethoven revealed to them that he was deaf and told of the despair he felt because of this (Ludwig van Beethoven 's Biography: Heiligenstadt Testament, n.d.). Beethoven also disclosed that he was suicidal and that his music was the only thing keeping him from taking his own life (Ludwig van Beethoven 's Biography: Heiligenstadt Testament, n.d.). Beethoven’s music fit into three separate periods: 1) a formative period that extends to 1802, 2) a middle period from 1803 to 1812,…
Beethoven is a well-known composer for his great work and symphonies that are filled with intensity and emotion. “Some of Beethoven’s most famous works mirror this sense of struggle to overcome an adversity imposed by fate. ”(Bonds) Like Beethoven, many other composers of this time began expressing intense feelings and emotion in music. Romantic music is an era of Western classical music that started during the Romantic period around the late 18th or early 19th century.…
He criticized philosophers such as Hegel, Fichte, Goethe, Schelling, Schlegel, Swedenbord and was involved in a public discussion…
Argument The question is, “can there be such thing as a truly original idea”; to answer this question I will say no, because what we do and contemplate is to a great extent the result of influences we encounter from our experiences. Number one, the brain is extremely amazing and it’s very capable of producing new ideas and random thought. Most people have had the opportunity to just come up with random ideas out of the blue. However, there's no such thing as an original idea.…