Philosophy · 2nd Year · Philosophy of Art and Aesthetics · 4.º Período
The Value of Art in Society
This topic investigates the purpose and value of art in human life and society. Students consider whether art needs to have a moral or practical purpose.
NCCA Curriculum SpecificationsNCCA Philosophy Short Course Strand 4.4Junior Cycle Key Skill: Working with Others
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This topic investigates the purpose and value of art in human life and society. Students consider whether art needs to have a moral or practical purpose.
Key Questions
- Why do humans create art?
- Does art need to have a message or purpose?
- How does art contribute to a good society?
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