Aesthetics and Value Theory · Term 2
Philosophy of Art: Definitions and Purpose
Exploring various definitions of art, the purpose of art in human society, and the relationship between art and reality.
Key Questions
- Differentiate between various definitions of art (e.g., imitation, expression, formalism).
- Justify the purpose of art in human society.
- Critique the idea that art must always be beautiful or morally uplifting.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
Class: Class 11
Subject: Philosophy
Unit: Aesthetics and Value Theory
Period: Term 2
Suggested Methodologies
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