Влияние искусства на развитие Сознания

Art is the chronicle and messiah of the world order. Art is even more powerful than a loaded gun. This video serves as an overview of my research paper, "The Influence of Art on the Development of Consciousness." Contents: 0:00 Event 1:34 Subject and Object of Research 02:05 The Role of Art in Shaping Thinking 03:28 Our Belief in Narrow Structures 4:20 The Danger of Subconscious Perception 4:45 Why We Absorb Information Through Images 5:00 Three Categories for Forming the Capacity of Art 6:27 Art as Power 8:40 Why Think About What You Consume 10:28 The Power of Aesthetic Categories in Rooting an Image 11:28 Why Are Aesthetic Categories Needed 12:06 Aesthetic Experience 14:04 How a Program Can Be Anchored Through Aesthetics 14:26 Problematics of Contemporary Art 17:15 The Emergence of Attitudes Through the Perception of Works of Art 18:31 How Streams of Information Slip into Consciousness 20:20 What Techniques Influence Consciousness 23:58 The Phenomenon of Conformity 26:09 The Importance of Understanding the Dualism Between Art and Morality 27:55 Is it possible to overcome passions through art? 32:43 Art and neuroscience 34:09 How does the "comedy" genre affect consciousness? 36:10 How does the "drama" genre affect consciousness? 40:18 How does the "horror" genre affect consciousness? 44:15 Are age ratings and disclaimers effective? 45:33 How to scale conscious perception of works of art? 49:10 Learning through mirror neurons 51:06 Propaganda through art 52:09 Consequences of the popularization of mass culture 55:37 Reflection of the author's mental processes in works of art 57:35 When the mind sleeps, consciousness produces monsters 1:00:04 The role of the educational system in the perception of art 1:01:55 Beauty in art 1:05:10 Which is stronger: collective or individual consciousness? 1:06:20 The meaning of beauty 1:08:44 Therapy Creativity 1:10:01 What art contributes to development? 1:12:10 The difference between creativity and art 1:14:37 The responsibility of the creator 1:16:10 Utopia and dystopia 1:18:40 The mission of art Resources: ➊ Subliminal advertising may work after all https://www.newscientist.com/article/... ➋Product Placement Effectiveness https://www.researchgate.net/publicat... ➌ Asch Conformity Line Experiment https://www.simplypsychology.org/asch... ➍ Social laughter is correlated with an elevated pain threshold https://royalsocietypublishing.org/do... ➎ Norman Cousins, Still Laughing https://www.washingtonpost.com/archiv... ➏ Why Inspiring Stories Make Us React: The Neuroscience of Narrative https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti... ➐ Psychology and neurobiology of horror movies. https://psyarxiv.com/b8tgs/ ➑ The Psychology of Fear: Exploring the Science Behind Horror Entertainment https://online.csp.edu/resources/arti... ➒ What’s the fun in fear? Science explores the appeal of scary movies https://www.snexplores.org/article/fu... ➓ Mirror neurons 30 years later https://www.cell.com/trends/cognitive... Video masterpieces: ▪︎ "The Birth of Venus," 1486, Sandro Botticelli ▪︎ "The Appearance of the Three Angels to Abraham at the Oak of Mamre," 1821, Karl Pavlovich Bryullov ▪︎ "The Eagle Carrying Dante," illustration for "The Divine Comedy," 1867, Paul Gustave Doré ▪︎ "Map of Hell," 1488, Sandro Botticelli ▪︎ "The Swing," 1767, Jean-Honeré Fragonard ▪︎ "The Seated Demon," 1890, Mikhail Alexandrovich Vrubel ▪︎ "Laughter," 1899, Filipp Andreevich Malyavin ▪︎ "Lady with Disheveled Hair," 1508, Leonardo da Vinci ▪︎ "Paolo and Francesca," 1857, Ary Scheffer ▪︎ "The Traveling Artists," 1874, Paul Gustave Doré ▪︎ "The Appearance of Jesus to Mary Magdalene after the Resurrection," 1835, Alexander Andreevich Ivanov ▪︎ "Madonna and Child," 1871, Raphael Monti ▪︎ "The Young Dream" "Girls Before Dawn," 1833, Karl Pavlovich Bryullov ▪︎ "The Last Day of Pompeii," 1833, Karl Pavlovich Bryullov ▪︎ "The Vitruvian Man," 1492, Leonardo da Vinci ▪︎ "The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters," 1799, Francisco Goya ▪︎ "Melencholia," 1892, Edvard Munch ▪︎ "Irises," 1889, Van Gogh ▪︎ "The Swan Princess," 1900, Mikhail Alexandrovich Vrubel ▪︎ "Epyrean," illustration for "The Divine Comedy," 1867, Paul Gustave Doré ▪︎ "In the Garden. Gurzuf, 1914, Konstantin Alexandrovich Korovin ▪︎ Tibet, 1933, Nicholas Roerich ▪︎ The Garden of Earthly Delights (fragment), 1515, Hieronymus Bosch Creators: ✦ Video by: Pauline Riegel https://t.me/paulinerigel ✦ Editing and sound by: Dmitry Voloshin   / dmitryvoloshin81   ✦ Preview design by: Alla Dolgova   / alla_oum   Thank you for your attention! If you have any questions or wo...