In this episode of EMJ Live, Dr. Jones discusses his upcoming lecture on music in Germany. Dr. Jones is joined with his good friend who is the lead celloist of a classical trio and will be playing various classical pieces during the lecture.
Read MoreDr. Jones and Timothy Flanders of The Meaning of Catholic discuss Dr. Jones' book The Dangers of Beauty.
Read MoreDr. E. Michael Jones, the editor of Culture Wars, comes on the David L. Gray Show to discuss some of the concepts he wrote about in his book, 'The Dangers of Beauty: The Conflict Between Mimesis and Concupiscence in the Fine Arts.
Read MoreFor this very special episode of EMJ Live Dr. E. Michael Jones will be discussing his newest book, The Dangers of Beauty, with world renowned experts in the field of aesthetics, arts, and culture. Our panel includes the lovely and vivacious Professor of Medieval History at The University of Chicago Rachel Fulton Brown - Octavio Sequeiros, who’s family of intellectuals and art critics have a long history of artistic influence in Argentina and South America - and Milo Yiannopoulos who’s cultural influence and knowledge of the English arts is beyond compare.
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Read MoreDr. Jones joins Aurelio Porfiri of the Ritorno a Itaca podcast to discuss his newest book, The Dangers of Beauty.
Read MoreE. Michael Jones discusses The Dangers of Beauty with Robert Sungenis.
Read MoreDr. E. Michael Jones a Dr. Robert Sungenis dive deep into the The Dangers of Beauty, a new book by E. Michael Jones.
Read MoreA post lecture Q&A filmed at Ivy Hall Philadelphia by author E. Michael Jones on his latest book "The Dangers of Beauty". A longtime resident of South Bend, Indiana, Jones originally hails from Philadelphia and wrote a major biography of Cardinal John Krol. The "Dangers of Beauty" is a grand review through art history from a traditional Catholic perspective- beginning with Giotto's liberation of Italian art from the tyranny of Greek Models, through music in Germany, poetry in England and the decline of all forms of art under the modernist interregnum.
Read MoreA lecture filmed at Ivy Hall Philadelphia by author E. Michael Jones on his latest book "The Dangers of Beauty". A longtime resident of South Bend, Indiana, Jones originally hails from Philadelphia and wrote a major biography of Cardinal John Krol. The "Dangers of Beauty" is a grand review through art history from a traditional Catholic perspective- beginning with Giotto's liberation of Italian art from the tyranny of Greek Models, through music in Germany, poetry in England and the decline of all forms of art under the modernist interregnum.
Read MoreDr. E. Michael Jones is now Live on Telegram! Every Friday at 5:00 pm EST, Dr. Jones joins fans on his 'Logos Discourse' Chat to discuss topics of interest.
Ep. 7: In this episode Dr. Jones discusses architecture the new Dangers of beauty book, the Jewish influence on art and culture, and weather or not photography is art.
Read MoreDr. E. Michael Jones is now Live on Telegram! Every Friday at 5:00 pm EST, Dr. Jones joins fans on his 'Logos Discourse' Chat to discuss topics of interest. In this episode he discusses beauty, aesthetics, and the philosophy of art. Have you ever wanted to ask EMJ a question? Join the discussion! Link to chat below; subscribe today!
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Read MoreWhy is beauty truth? This is a question for our understanding of what we are. E. Michael Jones, quoting on medieval writers has said: “Over the course of the Middle Ages, as Aristotle began to supplant Plato in the Scholastic mind, beauty began to acquire the status of a transcendental, “semi-consciously at first,” then more specifically in the writings of Robert Grosseteste, who “attributed the name of Beauty (Pulchritudo) to God, and wrote, ‘If everything desires the good and the beautiful together, the good and the beautiful are the same,’” but while the same in terms of the order of Being, they appear as different to us according to the order of knowing. “For beauty,” according to Grosseteste, “is a disposition of the good in so far as it pleases the apprehension, whereas the good strictly speaking has to do with the disposition in which it pleases our affections.””. So what is beauty? Why it is important for us? Aurelio Porfiri is speaking about these topics with E. Michael Jones.
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