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Art as Experience
Book • 1959
John Dewey's "Art as Experience" is a philosophical exploration of the nature of art and its role in human experience.
Dewey challenges traditional aesthetic theories, arguing that art is not merely an object of contemplation but an active process of creation and engagement.
He emphasizes the importance of experience in shaping our understanding of art, highlighting the interplay between the artist, the artwork, and the audience.
The book explores the relationship between art and everyday life, suggesting that aesthetic experience is integral to a fulfilling existence.
It remains a significant contribution to aesthetics and philosophy.
Dewey challenges traditional aesthetic theories, arguing that art is not merely an object of contemplation but an active process of creation and engagement.
He emphasizes the importance of experience in shaping our understanding of art, highlighting the interplay between the artist, the artwork, and the audience.
The book explores the relationship between art and everyday life, suggesting that aesthetic experience is integral to a fulfilling existence.
It remains a significant contribution to aesthetics and philosophy.