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... artist qua artist is expressing , and , if some things are appropriate for artistic expression and not others , why . 2. But no matter what the artist is said to be expressing , why should one assume that the artist in his distinctively ...
... artist qua artist is expressing , and , if some things are appropriate for artistic expression and not others , why . 2. But no matter what the artist is said to be expressing , why should one assume that the artist in his distinctively ...
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... artistic product ? Even if all artists did in fact go through the process described by the expression theory , and even if nobody but artists did this , would it be true to say that the work of art was a good one because the artist , in ...
... artistic product ? Even if all artists did in fact go through the process described by the expression theory , and even if nobody but artists did this , would it be true to say that the work of art was a good one because the artist , in ...
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... artist did which he then communicated to us . Thus far we have dealt with the two aspects - artist and audience - in isolation from each other ; but we should have considered them both together ; this has been our error . Let us pursue ...
... artist did which he then communicated to us . Thus far we have dealt with the two aspects - artist and audience - in isolation from each other ; but we should have considered them both together ; this has been our error . Let us pursue ...
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AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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