Book Review: Cognitive Science, Literature and the Arts by Patrick Hogan
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You made some interesting statements on the book. Makes me want to know about it and why society craves a good movie. I want to know what I could learn from this book? I am into learning new interesting subjects. This book would work great in a senior English high school class. I probably would not have the mind set for it in high school but I’m in my prime so its more interesting to me now. Can I just borrow the book from you? 🙂
I think English, Art and Film classes will definitely get alot out of this book. I think a good general knowledge of cognitive science will help grab a better understanding on developing art and literature that will attract the right audience, even at an emotional level.