On Modernism: the Prospects for Literature and Freedom (As New, First Edition)

Language: English

Published by The MIT Press, Cambridge, 1967

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As New, First Edition/Printing, Hardcover.Purple cloth over boards w silver font on spine. Appears unread, no marks of any kind - clean, bright and tight.Dust jacket unclipped, under mylar. Louis Kampf, Assoc Prof of Humanities at MIT, has proposed that new ways must be found to view art. These methods are to be "grounded in the actuality of human contact"."instead of using the frame which tradition has established, of explaining the state of mind and knowledge we bring to a work of art, the work of art must destroy these and somehow create in us the capacity for perceiving just what it is.".

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Title
On Modernism: the Prospects for Literature and Freedom (As New, First Edition)
Author
Kampf, Louis
Publisher
The MIT Press, Cambridge
Publication year
1967
Condition
As New
Dust jacket
Fine
Binding
Hardcover
Language
English
Edition
1st Edition
Dimensions
8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall
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