Theory of the Avant-Garde
In this essential work, Peter Bürger develops a fully elaborated theory of the “institution of art”. This influential book establishes a framework within which creative work is both produced and received, and examines how the social status of art provides a connection between the individual work and history. In his argument, Bürger critiques the conventional wisdom on artistic expression as an institutional and social phenomenon.
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Avant‑garde, Germany, Art history and art criticism, 20th‑century history, Literary theory, Philosophy, France, Aesthetics
Minneapolis, Minnesota
2009
136 pages
9780816610686
Available on request
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