Why We Need Ruskin Now

In this lecture, art historian Tim Barringer proposes that the critical practice of Victorian-era art critic John Ruskin (1819-1900) suggests ways that we can renew art-historical thinking today. While flatly rejecting Ruskin's ideas about gender and race, Barringer reconsiders the critic's expansion of art historical discourse to embrace urgent questions of modernity. In words and images, Ruskin asked: What can we learn from the natural world and how should we care for it? How should historical monuments be understood and preserved? What is the role of art in education? And finally, how can we make a more just society?
Tim Barringer is Paul Mellon Professor and Chair of the Department of the History of Art at Yale University.
This is a Thomas and Barbara Gaehtgens Lecture, sponsored by the Getty Research Institute Council.
This event occurred on December 10, 2019.
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[@silly688]

stopped at 7:02 when he started raqmbling about gender, race, class and the ``evil hierarchy of ideas``.

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Ruskin woke me to seeing God in Nature (Wordsworth helped to). Blake put it best "To see a universe in a grain of sand". Theoria is the philsophical term for it and the name of a recent book about JR. Theoria, Peter Fuller, Chattos and Windus, 1988.

[@a__nastasis]

Thank you! It was perfect!

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John ruskin and everett millias cameback this two soul is in 1 man

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John ruskin is alive😢

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Effie gray and rose la touche soul is in me this two souls is in me😢

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Reincarnation is real

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His soul cameback😢

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I have proof sir😢

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We cameback

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I remember alot

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I just want to ask if John Ruskin's any relatives are still alive
I've been searching and chatting with someone related to him for years, hoping that I could talk to them.
but no ones responce😭😢