Marxism and ArtMaynard Solomon Knopf, 1973 - 649 pagina's |
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Pagina 85
... lives or allowing them to live unhappily . Now the chief accusation I have to bring against the modern state of society is that it is founded on the art - lacking or unhappy labour of the greater part of men ; and all that external ...
... lives or allowing them to live unhappily . Now the chief accusation I have to bring against the modern state of society is that it is founded on the art - lacking or unhappy labour of the greater part of men ; and all that external ...
Pagina 182
... live in poverty and the handful of rich live like parasites . Are you free in relation to your bourgeois publisher , Mr. Writer , in relation to your bourgeois public , which demands that you provide it with pornography in frames3 and ...
... live in poverty and the handful of rich live like parasites . Are you free in relation to your bourgeois publisher , Mr. Writer , in relation to your bourgeois public , which demands that you provide it with pornography in frames3 and ...
Pagina 431
... live a bright cheerful idyll , just as the bison live a stormy drama ; the horses display playful sensitivity and the mammoths unshakable dignity and gravity . What did the artist represent by this constancy in change ? Animals as he ...
... live a bright cheerful idyll , just as the bison live a stormy drama ; the horses display playful sensitivity and the mammoths unshakable dignity and gravity . What did the artist represent by this constancy in change ? Animals as he ...
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A READER IN Marxist Aesthetics Selected Texts | 22 |
THE SECOND GENERATION | 79 |
ANTONIO LABRIOLA | 91 |
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