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The most obvious and palpable feedback upon research and writing in the discipline is the very weight of the commodity marketplace and its hierarchies of value and fashion. The very existence of a history of art centered on the diachronic parade of masterpieces insures the perpetuation of a system of comparable worth in academic attention.
Preziosi, Donald (1989). Rethinking Art History. Meditations on a Coy Science. New Haven & London: Yale University Press.
Preziosi, Donald (1989). Rethinking Art History. Meditations on a Coy Science. New Haven & London: Yale University Press.
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"Writing, moreover, is irreducible to the concept of work; it is a mode of désœuvrement, worklessness, whose most characteristic form is the fragment, which, to speak strictly, is not a form, much less a genre, but is rather a suspension or interruption of the discursive movements that make possible the formation of concepts, meanings, propositions, systems, narratives, cultures, and worlds."
-Gerarld L. Bruns
-Gerarld L. Bruns
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