Artists need a certain amount of freedom to develop their creativity. Some people think that artists should have total freedom to express any thoughts and ideas. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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It is believed by some that
artists
should not have any barriers or limits to
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their creativity and ideas, while others think that giving them total freedom may be deleterious for our society. In my
opinion
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a certain degree of freedom should be permitted, but the total one should be avoided. In fact, throughout our history,
artists
have always been responsible for change and progress and their works have been fundamental
for
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our society.
For example
, Leonardo Da Vinci is responsible for the greater inventions of our history, and it is thanks to him that nowadays we live as we do. If at that time, his passion and scientific work were stopped by the public, maybe we would not have
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possibility to look at the masterpieces he created.
However
,
artists
have
also
a great responsibility, since their works are exhibited all over the world, and social media let them share everything they want in
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. Even if we should respect everyone’s ideas, it is
also
true that some messages are totally wrong, and their diffusion can spread hate and anger. For
instances
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, there are symbols,
such
as the ‘Z’, that some sportsmen wore during
world
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championship,
thus
justifying the war in Ukraine.
This
increased the diplomatic tension, not only in Europe
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but all over the world. In
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the arts are fundamental for our society and freedom to
artists
should always be granted unless it will cause
damages
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and problems. There are some messages that will always be good and valuable, and
artists
are the keepers of our values. But, as someone said ‘With great powers come great
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • creativity
  • freedom of expression
  • innovative
  • ethical considerations
  • societal morals
  • unregulated
  • provoke thought
  • controversy
  • government regulation
  • censorship
  • diverse perspectives
  • artistic expression
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