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  • Essay / Art and society: the value of art in society - 861

    Michael PegueroPhilosophyProfessor Iannone12/3/13The value of art in societyStephen Davies, in the philosophy of art, maintains: “The impulse to create and consume art is a product of biological evolution", meaning that "the evolutionary meaning of art plays a crucial role in intensifying and enriching our lives in general, both as individuals and communities (Davies 3). Although I do not believe that art is a product of biological evolution, I do believe that art is valuable to society and does not hinder the development of humanity. As a musical artist, I can say that I make music that reflects my own music. life, whether it's about how I grew up poor in a bad neighborhood, talking about the government, or just venting, the release is positive. I have no intentions, nor do I have a negative impact on society that would prevent us from thriving. Being able to share ideas and creativity with others brings people together because it allows us to grow with each other. Art “plays an essential role in the transmission and affirmation of knowledge, traditions, history and community values ​​by contributing vitally to the creation of an environment in which individuals and their children can flourish, in which mutual support and respect reign. (Davies 4). This whole idea of ​​a congregation where there is moral support for one another shows how art helps establish a breeding ground for growth. One of the benefits of accepting Davis's thesis is that it allows us to better search for a partner. Since art is evolving, in the same way that we look for someone intelligent, creative, original and virtuoso, through their art we would be able to tell what type of person they are, by simplifying and precisely selecting the perfect person. ..... middle of paper ...... what he says is just for fun, many parents thought he was a negative influence on his children and thought he should be banned from radios. Although art can sometimes hinder the development of human society, most of the time, art will benefit and improve humanity. A lot of people found Eminem offensive, but then again, more people liked him than hated him. They find him to be one of the greatest rappers of all time, and although he may be hated because of his art, more and more people love him because of his art and talent. as an artist. Stephen Davies suggests that it is plausible that art is a biological product of evolution and that it also improves the individual and the community. Although I do not agree that art is a biological product of evolution, I believe that art does not hinder the development of human society, but improves it...