Ep. 288: Scruton on Ethical Art (Part One) - a podcast by Mark Linsenmayer

On Roger Scruton's Beauty (2009), ch. 5-9. Scruton argues against aesthetic relativism on moral grounds: That the "flight from beauty" in modern art and the crassness of popular art deny important things about being human.

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