Ministers Of ReformBasic Books, 1982年10月12日 - 307 頁 |
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第 103 頁
... artists such as Daumier and Doré , and especially in Rembrandt , they gloried in depicting the common , ordinary democratic life of their time as much as the progressive writers had . Vague in their political allegiance , they ...
... artists such as Daumier and Doré , and especially in Rembrandt , they gloried in depicting the common , ordinary democratic life of their time as much as the progressive writers had . Vague in their political allegiance , they ...
第 110 頁
... artistic creativity than as a vehicle for ideological dissent . The work of artists like John Sloan and cartoonist Art Young won it more notice than the editorials of Max Eastman or the book reviews of Floyd Dell . Indeed , the artists ...
... artistic creativity than as a vehicle for ideological dissent . The work of artists like John Sloan and cartoonist Art Young won it more notice than the editorials of Max Eastman or the book reviews of Floyd Dell . Indeed , the artists ...
第 111 頁
... artists as a rule disliked any explicit connection between their political allegiances and their art . Sloan insisted that the artist had no duty whatever to society and clearly stated that he was no cultural democrat , however ...
... artists as a rule disliked any explicit connection between their political allegiances and their art . Sloan insisted that the artist had no duty whatever to society and clearly stated that he was no cultural democrat , however ...
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The Conversion to Social Reform | 16 |
Two Visions of Democracy | 39 |
A HullHouse of the Mind | 64 |
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