Essays On Art 8 8
Essays On Art 8 8
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He shuts himself within the prison of his ownarrogance, from which he can escape only by a want of logic. But, further, if our experience of art is of value to ourselves, and if it ispossible for us to communicate that experience to others, it is alsopossible for us to arrive at conclusions about that experience which maybe of value both to ourselves and to others. Hence scientific orphilosophic criticism, which is based not, as some artists seem tothink, upon a fraudulent pretence of the criti...c that he himself is anartist, but upon that experience of art which is, or may be, common toall men. The philosophic critic writes not as one who knows how toproduce that which he criticizes better than he who has produced it, butas one who has experienced art; and his own experience is really thesubject-matter of his criticism. If he _is_ a philosophic critic, hewill know that his experience is itself necessarily imperfect. As someone has said: "We do not judge works of art; they judge us"; and thecritic is to be judged by the manner in which he has experienced art, asthe painter is to be judged by the manner in which he has experiencedthe visible world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He shuts himself within the prison of his ownarrogance, from which he can escape only by a want of logic. But, further, if our experience of art is of value to ourselves, and if it ispossible for us to communicate that experience to others, it is alsopossible for us to arrive at conclusions about that experience which maybe of value both to ourselves and to others. Hence scientific orphilosophic criticism, which is based not, as some artists seem tothink, upon a fraudulent pretence of the criti...c that he himself is anartist, but upon that experience of art which is, or may be, common toall men. The philosophic critic writes not as one who knows how toproduce that which he criticizes better than he who has produced it, butas one who has experienced art; and his own experience is really thesubject-matter of his criticism. If he _is_ a philosophic critic, hewill know that his experience is itself necessarily imperfect. As someone has said: "We do not judge works of art; they judge us"; and thecritic is to be judged by the manner in which he has experienced art, asthe painter is to be judged by the manner in which he has experiencedthe visible world.
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