The preference for the primitive: episodes in the history of Western taste and art

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Art, Aesthetics, and Perception Historical Art and Culture Studies Visual Culture and Art Theory

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Prefece Chapter 1: Plato's Preferences Interlude: Progress or Decline? Chapter 2: The Ascendancy of the Sublime Chapter 3: The Pre-Raphaelite Ideal Chapter 4: The Quest for Spirituality Chapter 5: The Emancipation of Formal Values Interlude - New Worlds and New Myths Chapter 6: The Twentieth Century The Lure of Regression (1) The Lure of Regression (2) Chapter 7: Primitive - in what Sense? Appendix, Notes, Index

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