Titlebook: Aesthetics; An Introduction Ruth L. Saw Book 1972 Ruth L. Saw 1972 aesthetics.philosophy

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What Is a Work of Art?,e gives rise to our whole inquiry—that is to say, works of art. At first sight, to ask what is a work of art seems to be posing an academic question. As the inquiry proceeds however, the necessity for posing the question and the difficulties in answering it become increasingly clear. It is hoped tha

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Structure and Unity in the Work of Art,t be a unity. The only difference in the past had arisen in the interpretations to be put upon the words and on the degree of strictness with which unity was to be demanded. When Aristotle said that a tragedy must have a beginning, a middle, and an end and gave explicit meaning to these terms, he wa

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Art and the Community, applied; second, with the experience appropriately aroused by these objects; and third with the characteristic of the work that seems to be correlated most closely with the demands of the experience, namely, its unity. It now remains to discuss it from the point of view of the society in which the

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Communication and the Artist,ut being able to state in words what it is that they are doing. They have to suffer being told by others what they are doing. The exception, of course, is artists whose medium is words. They can retaliate, but other artists feel a dumb resentment. They either resent what is being said or feel resent

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