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of aesthetic appreciation (such as paintings, sculptures, poems, musical
compositions) — those man-made things that are enjoyed for their own sake
rather than as means to something else. Useful art has both an aesthetic and a
utilitarian ...
of aesthetic appreciation (such as paintings, sculptures, poems, musical
compositions) — those man-made things that are enjoyed for their own sake
rather than as means to something else. Useful art has both an aesthetic and a
utilitarian ...
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This view of aesthetic education is most congruent with the "clerical" conception
of art. Therapeutic. The therapeutic theory views art as the supplier, for
individuals or groups, of experiences that everyday life in society fails to provide
but that ...
This view of aesthetic education is most congruent with the "clerical" conception
of art. Therapeutic. The therapeutic theory views art as the supplier, for
individuals or groups, of experiences that everyday life in society fails to provide
but that ...
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costs of building and tearing down (or maintaining) aesthetically inadequate
environments as compared with the costs of building environments capable of
adequately performing a great many cultural functions for the people inhabiting
them.
costs of building and tearing down (or maintaining) aesthetically inadequate
environments as compared with the costs of building environments capable of
adequately performing a great many cultural functions for the people inhabiting
them.
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| Title | The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Part 3, Volume 9 The New Encyclopaedia Britannica |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 |
| ISBN | 0852292902, 9780852292907 |
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