From art to politics: how artistic creations shape political conceptions

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Art, Politics, and Modernism Law in Society and Culture Critical Theory and Political Philosophy

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1: The Cardinal Political Role of Art. 2: Art - Political Messages and Illusions. 3: Art - Meanings, Constructions, Threats. 4: Art - Transformations and Challenges. 5: Architecture, Spaces, and Social Order. 6: Art as a Component of Government. 7: Contestable Categories and Public Opinion. 8: A Reassessment of Influence on Public Policy. 9: Some Concluding Reflections.

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