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Aristotle profoundly said that the purpose of education is to make students like or dislike what they ought. Instead of teaching this ordo amoris (proper affection), The Dead Poetsâ Society continuously emphasizes the ultimate importance of oneâs own feelings.Keating teaches his students to exalt subjectivism and so to shun Aristotleâs view of objective morality.he story of these boys and their teacher in Tom Schulmanâs movie The Dead Poetsâ Society (directed by Peter Weir) creates an appealing picture of Romanticismâa philosophy based on the concept of man as basically good and his feelings as a standard of inherent value.
These are also important principles reflected in Dead Poets Society. The movie Dead Poets Society is set in 1959; 100 years previously, all three authors Thoreau, Emerson and Whitman were still alive and, by most accounts, the transcendentalist period is drawing to a conclusion at that time.he group later formed as the Dead Poets Society is a natural continuation of this group. Keating explains to the boys that the Dead Poets Society was something that he was part of as a student at Welton Academy and that in the spirit of Carpe Diem they were dedicated to sucking the marrow out of life.