Prof. Bence Nanay | Part 1 | Objective Perception | Zoom
Channel: MozartCultures
Date: 2020-07-27

We talk about art and aesthethic with Prof. Bence Nanay. What is Perceiving the World ? What is the difference between Perception and Action? We talked and discussed about the philosophy of art.We talk about them. If you want the continuation of such videos, you can like and subscribe. We do academic publications with professors from major schools of the world.We usually talk about social sciences, art, philosophy

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Because we are a global formation, we publish in several languages and opt to broaden the number of languages we publish in. You can find us at Twitter, Linkedin and YouTube with the same vision. Our goal is to give opportunities for people to discover their beauty and talent and to make knowledge more accessible.



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