Paying the Piper: Causes and Consequences of Art PatronageJudith H. Balfe University of Illinois Press, 1993 - 336 páginas |
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... Social Phi- losophy is what we should wish . Writers , then , who seek to build their Social Philosophy on their con- ception of human nature follow the right method and are not to be criticised for this . Yet the writings of many of our ...
... Social Phi- losophy is what we should wish . Writers , then , who seek to build their Social Philosophy on their con- ception of human nature follow the right method and are not to be criticised for this . Yet the writings of many of our ...
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... SOCIAL ANALYSTS SELECTION OF THE CRITERION Criteria for evaluating curriculum materials must always be determined by the nature of the subject matter dealt with . Such simple elements of tool subjects as spelling words and arith ...
... SOCIAL ANALYSTS SELECTION OF THE CRITERION Criteria for evaluating curriculum materials must always be determined by the nature of the subject matter dealt with . Such simple elements of tool subjects as spelling words and arith ...
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Contenido
Direct Patronage by Private Individuals | 7 |
The Social Basis of Beethovens Style | 9 |
Dilettantism and Academies of Art The Netherlands Example | 30 |
Literary Agents and Literary Traditions The Role of the Philistine | 54 |
Direct Patronage by Private Institutions | 73 |
The Indian Arts Fund and the Patronage of Native American Arts | 76 |
Playing Workers Proletarian Drama in the Curriculum | 94 |
Friends of Individual Patronage through Arts Institutions | 119 |
Direct Patronage by State Institutions | 207 |
State Patronage in the German Democratic Republic Artistic and Political Change in a State Socialist Society | 209 |
Remaking Nations Public Culture and Postcolonial Discourse | 234 |
Indirect Patronage by State Institutions | 251 |
The Politicization of PeerRe view Panels at the NEA | 254 |
The Battle for Classical Music on the Air | 271 |
The Arts and Culture under the European Community | 287 |
Art Patronage Perennial Problems Current Complications | 306 |
Indirect Patronage by City Institutions | 135 |
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs Art as Municipal Service | 137 |
Gentrification and the AvantGarde in New Yorks East Village | 161 |
Impolitic Art and Uncivil Actions Controversies in the Public Sphere | 183 |
Contributors | 325 |
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