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Pagina 37
An immediate consequence of this first corollary is that the philosophy of art is not
art criticism . As such , the philosopher is concerned ... The philosopher as such
is no more an art critic than he is an artist . His understanding of the nature of art ...
An immediate consequence of this first corollary is that the philosophy of art is not
art criticism . As such , the philosopher is concerned ... The philosopher as such
is no more an art critic than he is an artist . His understanding of the nature of art ...
Pagina 88
Whether we have in mind the simple spectator , listener or reader , or are thinking
of the professional critic who sees , hears or reads a work in order to judge it , the
object that concerns them , even if materially the same , is formally different ...
Whether we have in mind the simple spectator , listener or reader , or are thinking
of the professional critic who sees , hears or reads a work in order to judge it , the
object that concerns them , even if materially the same , is formally different ...
Pagina 89
The critic does write to inform a certain public , whose taste he knows , of the
degree of satisfaction they can expect to derive from such and such a ... It is even
useful , for just as we all have authors we prefer , so also we have critics we
prefer .
The critic does write to inform a certain public , whose taste he knows , of the
degree of satisfaction they can expect to derive from such and such a ... It is even
useful , for just as we all have authors we prefer , so also we have critics we
prefer .
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