Art of War Essay Topics - What is Enlightenment?

'Art of War Essay Topics' - What is Enlightenment?In this week's edition of the Art of War - Part 5, 'Art of War Essay Topics' we discuss 'What is Enlightenment,' and 'What is Enlightenment?' Then, we will discuss 'Art of War Essay Topics' in a little more detail: Kant's Enlightenment; what is enlightenment, and what's it got to do with art? Finally, we'll talk about another topic of concern to the antifragile by saying, 'Beauty is fragile.'Kant, the Enlightenment, and beauty: When we were talking about art and beauty, I mentioned a famous painting by Lucian Freud called 'Aphasia.' It's an anagram for 'Is Beauty Ugly?' and it's a strange but brilliant painting. It was a much discussed and debated painting, and you might think that the painter has answered his own question: 'What is Enlightenment?'It turns out that the answer is yes, Enlightenment and beauty are not the same thing at all. They are two different things. Enlightenment is a philosophy, not a morality. A moral person is o ne who follows a set of rules that are specific in every situation - for example, always obey the traffic laws, don't smoke while driving, always wear a seatbelt, etc.These are general rules for a given circumstance, and they are not up to each individual person. Therefore, no moral person can be an 'Enlightenment' philosopher, because each person must make their own set of rules.Every enlightened person must do the work to discover their own rules. When the rule is fulfilled by everyone, the situation is perfect, or just so. There is no room for compromise or negotiation, because there is no room for compromise in the first place. So, an enlightened person always has a set of universal rules that are generally followed.However, if the rule is broken by someone, then they become part of the problem. Their actions cause the situation to be broken, and then they have caused a new situation, which results in another part of the problem. However, since their actions will no longer bring them any benefit, then the enlightened person is not harmed.Since beauty, on the other hand, is subjective, then it can only be properly analyzed by a person who has not fallen victim to a broken relationship. Therefore, this is why Enlightenment and beauty are not the same thing.The answer to the question 'What is Enlightenment?' is: beauty, not morality. This means that a person can be both an artist and an intellectual at the same time, because they are making rules for themselves.