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on “highbrows” like Socrates and Euripides, and on other “underminers” of social
values, such as Isocrates with his moral and religious, but little aesthetic, criticism
of art objects.” Even Aristotle stands essentially in a somewhat similar position.
on “highbrows” like Socrates and Euripides, and on other “underminers” of social
values, such as Isocrates with his moral and religious, but little aesthetic, criticism
of art objects.” Even Aristotle stands essentially in a somewhat similar position.
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We have a few very " influential ” critics , go - betweens for the literary producers
and consumers , but that is all that one ... Finally , a kind of anarchy in the field of
criticism must be expected in such a phase ; and we find this to be so indeed .
We have a few very " influential ” critics , go - betweens for the literary producers
and consumers , but that is all that one ... Finally , a kind of anarchy in the field of
criticism must be expected in such a phase ; and we find this to be so indeed .
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Another error in Chambers's theory concerns a more detailed point. As a result of
his assumption, he concludes that creativeness in art is in an inverse proportion
to the development of art consciousness, art appreciation, aesthetic criticism, ...
Another error in Chambers's theory concerns a more detailed point. As a result of
his assumption, he concludes that creativeness in art is in an inverse proportion
to the development of art consciousness, art appreciation, aesthetic criticism, ...
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PART | 3 |
Culture integration and culture unity a dark problem Most of | 49 |
Chapter Two IDEATIONAL SENSATE IDEALISTIC AND MIXED SystEMs | 55 |
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