PHILOSOPHY DVDs
AVAILABLE:
SQUARES (30')
Ideas from Plato's Republic
THE SOPHISTS (28')
Moral Relativism
THE KIRILOV SOLUTION (35')
Free Will & Determinism
KRASNY (23')
Colour Perception
KRASNY
ELAINE CONROY . JAMES
NORMAN . ZOE PICKTHALL
Music PAUL MUMFORD
Millinery LAURA BUCKLEY
Edited by MATTHEW COOMBES
and CHRIS ADAMS
Filmed by ROBERT RICHARDS
Written by DANIEL COTTERILL
Produced and Directed by
ROBERT RICHARDS and
DANIEL COTTERILL
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KRASNY
An Introduction to the Philosophical Problems of Colour Perception (23')
Krasny follows the investigation of a philosophical cult who claim that their possession of Inverted Spectrum Colour Blindness leads them to understand a special truth about the nature of the mind and the world we perceive, a truth they name "krasny".
The film illustrates the concepts of subjectivity, secondary qualities, sense data and the private language problem. For more details see Teachers' Notes.
"...philosophically rich."
"well-shot with some striking visuals… Krasny deserves to be seen"
The Philosopher's Magazine issue 12
Audience: A level, IB, and first year undergraduate Philosophy (for example AQA Philosophy AS Theory of Knowledge, Philosophy A2 philosophy of Mind); IB Theory of Knowledge; as an introduction to philosophy for potential students.