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Unknown Pleasures, Joy Division
“Der Mussolini” from the album Alles ist gut by D.A.F (Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft)

Masterworks:
Starry Night, van Gogh
The Process, Kafka
The Stranger, Albert Camus
Waiting for Godot, Samuel Beckett

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Aesthetic Loves:

- The blowing up scene from Antonioni’s Zabriskie Point
- Mort Garson - Plantasia
- Arcade Fire – Funeral
- A Room with a View (Merchant and Ivory)

Masterworks:

- Vermeer - The Milkmaid
- Botticelli – The Birth of Venus
- Caravaggio – most works
- Caspar David Friedrich – The Sea of Ice

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Here I feel myself like Riggle´s Oliver...)))

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Here I feel myself like Riggle´s Oliver...)))

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Aesthetic Loves:
- Pyotr Tchaikovskiy, ”Eugene Onegin” (opera)
- Art Nouveau (style) in architecture and applied art
- Mark Frost, David Lynch, "Twin Peaks" (tv series)
- Everything of Björk (singer)
- H.C Andersen´s fairy tales.

Masterworks:
- Richard Strauss, ”Elektra” (opera)
- Rachmaninov, piano concerto #2
- Marina Abramovic, ”The Cleaner” (performance)
- Albrecht Durer´s art
- Olga Tokarczuk, ”Flights” (novel)
- Pedro Almodóvars films

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Too many to mention
Aesthetic Loves:
-Tarkovsky - Nostalghia
-Søren Dahl Jeppesen - Route One (Album)
-Miles Davis - Kind of Blue (Album)
-Sofia Gubaidulina - Chaconne
-Beat Furrer - Lotófagos
-Mark André - Durch & ...IN...

-Helmut Lachenmann - Pression & Mouvement

-Eva Reiter - Noch sind wir ein Wort...
-Hermann Hesse - Im Nebel
-Sergey Starostin's Vocal Family - Journey (Album)

-Nils Økland & Georg Buljo - Neve (Album)

Masterworks:
-J.s. Bach - Partita in D minor for Solo Violin (Specifically the final

Chaconne movement)
-Samuel Beckett - Krapp's Last Tape (or anything else by Beckett)
-Béla Tarr - Werckmeister Harmonies
-Pierluigi Billone - 1+1=1 (or anything else by Billone)
-Stockhausen - Stimmung & Mikrofonie I
-Tarkovsky - The Sacrifice (Offret)
-Mahler - 5th Symphony
-Gerard Grisey - Les Espaces Acoustiques

-Einojuhani Rautavaara - Vigilia

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Personal Examples on Aesthetic Loves & Masterworks

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Personal Examples on Aesthetic Loves & Masterworks

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Aesthetic Loves:

*Krzysztof Kieślowski (Three Colors Trilogy & The Double Life of Veronique)
*Darren Aronofsky (The Fountain)
*Wong Kar Wai (In the Mood for Love)
* Pavlov's Dog (Pampered Menial)
*Yves Klein's artworks
*Sarah Kane's plays

Masterworks:

*Gabriel Garcia Marquez (100 years of Solitude)
*Euripides (Medea)
*Virginia Woolf's novels (personal favourite, The Waves)
*Gustav Klimt's paintings
* William Shakespeare, King Lear

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- Stalker, Andrej Tarkovsky
- Kusamakura Natsume Soseki
- Snowstorm,  W. Turner
-Paul Klee, Angels
- Chungking Express, Wong Kar Wai
- Tale of Genji, Murasaki Shikibu
-Everything by Hayao Miyazaki
- Hero, by Yimou Zhang
- Matsu Bashos work
- Palm of the Hand Stories,  by Yasunari Kawabata
- Pans Labytinth, Guillermo del Toro
-The little Prince, saint-exupéry
- Palm of the Hand Stories,  by Yasunari Kawabata
Aesthetic loves
-Everything above
- Nature :)
- The little things :)

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(I feel like the knight in Monty Python and the Holy Grail who fails to answer what his favorite color is ;-)

Aesthetic Loves:
-Veedon Fleece, Van Morrison
-Ici même, Forest & Tardi
-Life and Times of Michael K, J.M. Coetzee

Masterworks:
-Astral Weeks, Van Morrison
-Rest Energy, Marina Abramović & Ulay
-Fallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright

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Aesthetic Loves:
- Svarta Ballader (Black Ballads), by Dan Andersson (and many other poems/collections of poetry by him)
- Ranarim, full library of albums (Swedish folkmusical band interpreting several old Swedish ballads and writings musically)
- Euripides, Medea (I see you, Eva :D)
- John Ajvide Lindqvist, Låt den rätte komma in (Let the right one in; either the original book or the Swedish film - not the American D:)
- Chocolat, film
- Illustrations by E.H. Shepard
- The Tempest, Shakespeare

Masterworks:
- Van Gogh, The Starry Night
- Bach, The Brandenburg Concertos (or basically anything else he wrote)
- Shelley, Frankenstein
- Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray (or anything else by Wilde)
- Carl Michael Bellman, (anything)

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Aesthetic Loves:
-The documentary Grey Gardens by Albert and David Maysles.
-Helen Frankenthaler's abstract paintings.
-Frances Ha by Noah Baumbach
-Gloria Fuertes' poetry
-J.D Salinger's Franny and Zooey
-Innocent and Others, novel by Dana Spiotta.

Masterworks:
-Francisco de Goya's paintings
-John Singer Sargent's portraits
-Tender is the Night, F.Scott Fitzgerald.

-The Goldberg Variations, Bach
-Anything by Gaudi.

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Sometimes it is difficult to know what to say in a seminar. Right? Find below a list of different replies that can be helpful when preparing for discussing a text. *I have also attached a longer document with 21 ways on how to contribute to a philosophical conversation*.

Clarification request. The text claims p, but I don't know what the author means by saying p. Please clarify. Does the author mean by this p', p''...?
Argument request. The author claims p. I think I know what the author means by p. But why does the author claim p? I don't see any argument for p, and I think you need to give an argument for it.
Objection. You claim p (and maybe you argue for it). However, I think that p, (or your argument for p), is problematic. Here's my objection to p (or to your argument for p): q. What do you say in response to q?
Assistance. You claim p. I agree with you that p, but I think the following additional reason (which you do not mention) can be given in support of p: q.
Competing interpretation. You say that the reading claims that p. However, I don't think that this is exactly what it says. Instead, I think it says p' (and here's why I think this).
Suggestion of parallels. You claim p. P (or your argument for p) reminds me of so-and-so's claim that q (or his argument for q). Are the two really similar? Does comparing p to q help illuminate p, or is it just misleading?