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Art as Experience

โœ Scribed by Dewey, John


Publisher
Penguin Publishing Group
Year
2005
Tongue
English
Category
Library

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โœฆ Synopsis


The live creature -- The live creature and "etherial things" -- Having an experience -- The act of expression -- The expressive object -- Substance and form -- The natural history of form -- The organization of energies -- The common substance of the arts -- The varied substance of the arts -- The human contribution -- The challenge to philosophy -- Criticism and perception -- Art and civilization.

โœฆ Table of Contents


The live creature --
The live creature and "etherial things" --
Having an experience --
The act of expression --
The expressive object --
Substance and form --
The natural history of form --
The organization of energies --
The common substance of the arts --
The varied substance of the arts --
The human contribution --
The challenge to philosophy --
Criticism and perception --
Art and civilization.

โœฆ Subjects


Aesthetics;ART--General;Experience;;;ART -- General


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