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Appreciation and Criticism If we turn from the work of art to the audience , we can distinguish between a contemplative and a critical aspect in the audience's reaction . Esthetic con- templation , which is described in the present ...
Appreciation and Criticism If we turn from the work of art to the audience , we can distinguish between a contemplative and a critical aspect in the audience's reaction . Esthetic con- templation , which is described in the present ...
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14 Art is thus fundamental to the whole enterprise of living as a means of expression , creation , and appreciation . Art is art , and not morality , religion , technology , or social reform ; but neither is it an anodyne or a piddling ...
14 Art is thus fundamental to the whole enterprise of living as a means of expression , creation , and appreciation . Art is art , and not morality , religion , technology , or social reform ; but neither is it an anodyne or a piddling ...
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281-306 . Lundholm , Helge , The Aesthetic Senti- ment , Cambridge , Mass . , 1941 . Nahm , Milton C. , Aesthetic Experience and Its Presuppositions , New York , 1946 . Neuhaus , Eugen , The Appreciation of Art , New York , 1924 .
281-306 . Lundholm , Helge , The Aesthetic Senti- ment , Cambridge , Mass . , 1941 . Nahm , Milton C. , Aesthetic Experience and Its Presuppositions , New York , 1946 . Neuhaus , Eugen , The Appreciation of Art , New York , 1924 .
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ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
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