Art, Liberation, Rebellion and Relevance

The purpose of this paper is to clarify the art as an adaptive tool in sociology and psychology processes of antisocial liberation and the inevitable function of art is to clarify the importance of art in everyday life It is to show that. What is the role of art in rebellion and liberation? These roles are similar in type and scale among people, and why is this important? If you answer these questions, the purpose of this article can be achieved.

These problems are explored in the humanities sciences literature, philosophy, art and history. Well, liberal arts are facing a strong social rebound: We heard that they are absolutely unrealistic. Vinod Khosla is an author of a popular blog about medium size, "Author of Critical Thinking and Scientific Processes First - Humanities Science" in the article "Mainstream liberal arts is a student mistake" It is. "Recently my friend told me:" Without humanities and social sciences, the world can exist, yes, the situation will get worse, but we can survive ! "Her belief is not alone, and many people agree, there are big problems.There is a big problem: speeding up consumer technology development, unlimited coverage of technology, popularity of young technology billionaires, and other factors, humanities We are not supposed to make false assumptions in science.

Liberal arts is the foundation of higher education in the United States. "The value and tradition may be derived from the establishment of Harvard University in 1636," Hanover University (IN) acknowledged Chris Gauge, the university president. "Today's liberal arts is becoming smaller and smaller and the necessity of understanding personal communication and cultural differences is important for young people's career opportunities and progress, so today "As a student of liberal arts you learn art, humanities science (human condition research), social science, mathematics and natural sciences, and critical thinking, verbal and written We also learn a variety of skills useful in the workplace, such as communication by communication, problem solving etc. For example, regardless of the particular liberal arts major, all students at Agnes Scott University (Georgia) will focus on training leadership in the global economy I am counting on you.

Science is always the core of humanities. Traditional liberal arts include not only essays (grammar, logic, rhetoric) but also the four languages ​​(arithmetic, geometry, music, astronomy). These are medieval categories, but there is no intrinsic factor in 'art' that prevents people from updating them according to the modern reality. Ironically, you may even be regarded as a controversy to return to liberal arts. How many graduates of liberal arts are familiar with today's science? Or can you organize and understand philosophy and logic, not to mention modern requirements for civic life such as economics and technical literacy rate? I agree that there is no specific definition here, but in reality there are different reality. In addition to subjects, the purpose of liberal arts is to prepare for the lives of citizens. Unfortunately, this goal has not been reached.