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even kept under cover , to save their thesis of the absolute originality and innovativeness of modern Western artists . ( 1992 , p . 78 ) In other words pluralism and eclecticism did not start with postmodernism but was there in early ...
even kept under cover , to save their thesis of the absolute originality and innovativeness of modern Western artists . ( 1992 , p . 78 ) In other words pluralism and eclecticism did not start with postmodernism but was there in early ...
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By so doing the insecurities that plague the Western art scene will not be mindlessly reproduced by regional artists , or privileged by critics both desperate to look intellectual . In such a model non - Western traditions will not be ...
By so doing the insecurities that plague the Western art scene will not be mindlessly reproduced by regional artists , or privileged by critics both desperate to look intellectual . In such a model non - Western traditions will not be ...
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By specifying the “ Caribbeanness ” of the artwork's formal system , the critic can avoid the narcissistic historical and ideological biases of Western aesthetics and philosophy of Western art . While art is capable of being appreciated ...
By specifying the “ Caribbeanness ” of the artwork's formal system , the critic can avoid the narcissistic historical and ideological biases of Western aesthetics and philosophy of Western art . While art is capable of being appreciated ...
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