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... artist's work closely reflect evaluations as to what the artist should be doing . Nevertheless , it is possible to find some way through this minefield since the early work of Williams in The Long Revolution ( 1971 ) and , once again ...
... artist's work closely reflect evaluations as to what the artist should be doing . Nevertheless , it is possible to find some way through this minefield since the early work of Williams in The Long Revolution ( 1971 ) and , once again ...
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... artist operate according to the good , but that his work is well made ( cited in Josipovici , 1973 , p . 53 ) . This position lay at the basis of Dante's view of his role as an artist , and this ... artist remains Theories of the artist 51.
... artist operate according to the good , but that his work is well made ( cited in Josipovici , 1973 , p . 53 ) . This position lay at the basis of Dante's view of his role as an artist , and this ... artist remains Theories of the artist 51.
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... artist in this manner is that of Freud . Freud's theory stresses that the artist is indeed a man of genius ; but the price of such genius is neurosis . The artist is thus a man unable to live in normal society ; he is , above all ...
... artist in this manner is that of Freud . Freud's theory stresses that the artist is indeed a man of genius ; but the price of such genius is neurosis . The artist is thus a man unable to live in normal society ; he is , above all ...
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