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Page 86
... criticism ) , then any account of what a critic does must accommodate this possibility . When critics say what a certain image means and their ( defensible ) accounts conflict with each other , it is clear that they cannot be describing ...
... criticism ) , then any account of what a critic does must accommodate this possibility . When critics say what a certain image means and their ( defensible ) accounts conflict with each other , it is clear that they cannot be describing ...
Page 88
... criticism of the arts . The critic's judgments may be either valuational or nonvalua- tional . With respect to the former - that is , his value judg- ments - findings must be distinguished from appreciative judgments ; with respect to ...
... criticism of the arts . The critic's judgments may be either valuational or nonvalua- tional . With respect to the former - that is , his value judg- ments - findings must be distinguished from appreciative judgments ; with respect to ...
Page 89
... criticism . Some works of art attract critics and audiences over generations , or even ages , without re- quiring close attention to historical or biographical ori- gins . The force of accurate historical criticism cannot be denied ...
... criticism . Some works of art attract critics and audiences over generations , or even ages , without re- quiring close attention to historical or biographical ori- gins . The force of accurate historical criticism cannot be denied ...
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