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Title: Personal, national and universal
Other Titles: The benefits of art
Authors: Spiteri, Hilary
Keywords: Art -- Psychology
Art and society
Art -- Philosophy
Aesthetics
Mimesis in art
Communication in art
Issue Date: 2017
Publisher: APS Bank Publication
Citation: Spiteri, H. (2017). Personal, national and universal. In K. Casha (Ed.) The benefits of art (pp. 14-34). Malta: APS Bank Publication.
Abstract: The definition of art has for long been a controversial quest for researchers and academics. he abstract nature of the subject has been debated as well as the question whether art in its entire capacity can actually be defined. Debates led to two main definitions: one distinctively modern and conventionalist, emphasising the way art changes over time free from all the constraints imparted by traditional art and the latter following a broader, more traditional concept of aesthetics focusing more on art’s cultural and historical features. [extract]
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/149634
ISBN: 9789995710934
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