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... reality , great care would have to be taken that criticism be directed , not at the artists for their ( accu- rate ) portrayal of the imperfect reality , but at the gro- tesqueness of that reality itself as revealed by the art . Only a ...
... reality , great care would have to be taken that criticism be directed , not at the artists for their ( accu- rate ) portrayal of the imperfect reality , but at the gro- tesqueness of that reality itself as revealed by the art . Only a ...
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... reality . Brownies and elves , the Golem of medieval Jewish lore , Mary Shelley's monster in Frankenstein , were the imaginative constructions that preceded by several centuries the corresponding technological acumen . Many other ...
... reality . Brownies and elves , the Golem of medieval Jewish lore , Mary Shelley's monster in Frankenstein , were the imaginative constructions that preceded by several centuries the corresponding technological acumen . Many other ...
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... reality - affirming conventions - indeed the process began with impressionism itself , which broke down the illusion into its formal values , swallowing reality whole and spitting it up again as art - to lead eventually to an art - for ...
... reality - affirming conventions - indeed the process began with impressionism itself , which broke down the illusion into its formal values , swallowing reality whole and spitting it up again as art - to lead eventually to an art - for ...
Contents
THE DIALECTIC OF SEX | 1 |
ON AMERICAN FEMINISM | 15 |
THE MISGUIDED FEMINISM | 41 |
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