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You're listening to the Parsley exam in life, a podcast by some guys who are at one point

said on doing philosophy for living with them thought better of it.

Our question for episode 207 is something like, what is aesthetic taste?

And we read three essays by Johann Gottfried Herder, the causes of some contaced among the

different peoples in whom it once blossomed from 1775. On the influence of the Belecht

on the higher sciences, 1781, does painting or music have a greater effect

into the Vine colloquy, 1785? And we also read the sections about music and dance

from the book Critical Forrests, Fourth Grove, written in 1769.

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This is Mark Linton Meyer, my genius pursuing bad ends with bad means in medicine, Wisconsin.

This is Seth Paschinen, Austin, Texas.

This is Wes Allen climbing the craggy and precipitous cliffs of taste in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

This is John Pearson leaping from the weighty to the frivolous in Chicago, Illinois.

Jughead, if you will. How's it going?

Pretty good. I'm very nervous to be talking with you guys just so you know. I've been a fan

for about seven years. Tell us how you got here.

Well, I did Mark's podcast for my band Even in Blackouts and we just sort of got chatting and

I think he's been trying to get me on here for a while and trying to dig up some sort of

essays on aesthetics to include me. And he found an interesting one.

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