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Lelu [443]
3 years ago
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Explain at least two ways that it was argued that experiencing nature is different than experiencing works of art. Why must we t

reat natural objects different than artworks? Explain scientific cognitivism and how proponents of such a view would explain our aesthetic appreciation of the Grand Canyon (be specific!). How would a proponent of one of the non-cognitivist theories presented (specify which theory) respond to the scientific cognitivist in this specific example? Do you agree with the scientific cognitivist, or the non-cognitivist, and why?
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sergeinik [125]3 years ago
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Answer: experiencing nature is different than experiencing works of art because art that comes from nature is not men made and it's all-natural while men made work of art can be representing a form of culture, religion, lifestyle,or even a special talent of one person.

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