Titlebook: Against Art and Culture; Liam Dee Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Art and Iconoclasm.Art as Commodity.Art a

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Monitoring of the Cardiac Patientthing better. While this conclusion does not provide specific answers it does contend that a world that is both more just and more fun doesn’t just need a better rationality to distribute the justice it needs a better irrationality to distribute the fun.

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Liam DeeArgues that art/culture maintains a status quo of creative inequality and imaginative poverty.Proposes a politics of creativity and aesthetics for a post-art/culture world.Engages with popular media d

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David Poliner,Wan-Tsu Wendy Changclarification fail to clarify what ‘a(chǎn)rt’ is and often even reinforce the ambiguity. In contrast I coin the concept ‘a(chǎn)rt/culture’ to describe the overlapping territory of creative excess and idolised subjectivity. Having established ‘a(chǎn)rt/culture’ the issue then becomes why it is so hard to find a def

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COVID-19-Related Cardiac Illness,ying each of these negative identities in turn it is demonstrated how partial they are when it comes to a renunciation of art/culture. This partial nature certainly has something to do with the aforementioned ambiguity of ‘a(chǎn)rt’ and ‘culture’; with philistinism focused solely on the perceived elite a

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Yuliya A. Domnina,Michael G. Gaiesto hold onto some degree. Starting with a brief examination of how art/culture is perceived to be a fact of human nature, and thus beyond political critique, the focus moves to the three core affirmative qualities that are almost universally held truths about art/culture. The first is that art/cultu

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Critical Care of Children with Heart Diseasensuality, and collaborates with capitalist power relations to maintain the status quo. The first part outlines how the autonomy of art/culture, rather than being problematic to the forces of social power, actually reinforces the hierarchies of capitalist society; creating a mere spectacle of resista