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Paul Cantor October 6, 2018 (Episode 122)

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    Chapter 1 : Great Art and Public Approval

    Cantor explains why great art is usually popular in its time, and why today’s best television shows will have enduring cultural value.

    0:15 - 15:51
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    Chapter 2 : The Canon, from Greek Tragedy to TV

    How do media such as Greek tragedy and TV evolve from simple beginnings to become venues for great art? Cantor discusses.

    15:51 - 45:38
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    Chapter 3 : Improvization and Great Art

    Cantor argues that the greatest works of art, including the best TV shows, often result from collaboration and improvization as much as forethought.

    45:38 - 1:26:14
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