The Principles Of Art by R. G. Collingwood
This influential work delves into the philosophy of art, exploring the intricate relationship between art, emotion, and expression. It challenges traditional views by asserting that art is not merely about creating beauty or pleasure but is a vital means of expressing emotions and communicating experiences. The text argues that art serves as a bridge between the artist's internal world and the audience, facilitating a shared understanding of complex feelings. Through a detailed analysis, it emphasizes the importance of imagination and creativity in the artistic process, ultimately redefining the role of art in society.
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- Published
- 1938
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- British
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- 288-320
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- English
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