War

You'd draw bodies, explosions

A passing face

But nothing of detail

Well, wait, hold on bourbon.

What the college is asking is how an artist tries to avoid conflict.

Thats the second question actually

He answered the first one rather well

Which is...a *weird* question to ask.

Hey man, the professor is a german Muslim teaching a world politics class.

Right, that is true, he answered all of the first spot on.

Yep

So, is this an art class or a politics class?

politics

Here's an example of a peice of contemporary realism

Word

current subject is Realism vs Liberalism

But it's a world politics class

Liberalism is idealic, realism goes off of what is known.

Depends entirely on what he defines as "Liberal".

Liberalism is "It could work like this" and realism is "It ends up like this and these are some of the worst outcomes possible"

Both Liberalist and Realists believe that there is no world government that can prevent countries to go to war on one another.

True?

No

Liberalism is dreaming, imagination

Interesting

Conspiracy

Realism is black and white like how your grandfather probably viewed the world.

Right

Essentially people start out with liberalism in their hearts and slowly turn to the realism in their heads.

Doesn't matter. Shoot me with what you're thinking Sir Trow

Gotcha

Well, what I was getting at was, how to anwswer this question largely depends on what the Professor views as "Liberalism." Because there's at least two seperate types of liberalism.

Yeah

There's the correct view which I stated

Then there's the idea of it being freedom

He's pretty open to new ideas.

I think he would critique on logic to be fair.

Well, if he's open to the classical form of liberalism then certainly they would not even entertain the idea of a world government. Classical liberals see local politics as key.

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