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Historical conception of art Art and craftsmanship Relation of art to other
disciplines Extraartistic functions Inherent ... historical view of art is based on the
assumption that art is what survives a series of “tests" given to objects that
function as art.
Historical conception of art Art and craftsmanship Relation of art to other
disciplines Extraartistic functions Inherent ... historical view of art is based on the
assumption that art is what survives a series of “tests" given to objects that
function as art.
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Relation of art to other disciplines Extraartistic functions Inherent subjectivity of art
Easily swayed modes of art Creativity ... ic range, in this sense, that great works of
art function for us even when it is not known exactly what they have meant for ...
Relation of art to other disciplines Extraartistic functions Inherent subjectivity of art
Easily swayed modes of art Creativity ... ic range, in this sense, that great works of
art function for us even when it is not known exactly what they have meant for ...
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reference to machines, namely, the so-called partial recursive functions, has the
same membership as the class of ... For a given partial recursive function of a
single argument, there is a corresponding integer, called the “Gödel number,”
that ...
reference to machines, namely, the so-called partial recursive functions, has the
same membership as the class of ... For a given partial recursive function of a
single argument, there is a corresponding integer, called the “Gödel number,”
that ...
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