L'élite artiste : excellence et singularité en régime démocratique

Nathalie Heinich

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Depuis la Révolution, les créateurs qui forment la catégorie des artistes sont à la fois hors du commun et suffisamment prestigieux pour s'égaler aux plus grands malgré l'absence de naissance, fortune ou pouvoir. Selon N. Heinich, la société contemporaine aurait trouvé dans la singularité artiste une solution de compromis pour un élitisme démocratiquement acceptable.

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