Convinced that all aspects of modern culture have been affected by avant-garde art, Poggioli explores the relationship between the avant-garde and civilization. Historical parallels and modern examples from all the arts are used to show how the avant-garde is both symptom and cause of many major extra-aesthetic trends of our time, and that the contemporary avant-garde is the sole and authentic one.
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dense but brilliant. Poggioli traces the origin of avant-garde and analyzes its psychological motivations and sociological consequence.He shows that the Avant-gardists are in nature solitary and aristocratic. He argues that the modern Avant-garde is a historic succession of the Romanticism.
评分dense but brilliant. Poggioli traces the origin of avant-garde and analyzes its psychological motivations and sociological consequence.He shows that the Avant-gardists are in nature solitary and aristocratic. He argues that the modern Avant-garde is a historic succession of the Romanticism.
评分dense but brilliant. Poggioli traces the origin of avant-garde and analyzes its psychological motivations and sociological consequence.He shows that the Avant-gardists are in nature solitary and aristocratic. He argues that the modern Avant-garde is a historic succession of the Romanticism.
评分dense but brilliant. Poggioli traces the origin of avant-garde and analyzes its psychological motivations and sociological consequence.He shows that the Avant-gardists are in nature solitary and aristocratic. He argues that the modern Avant-garde is a historic succession of the Romanticism.
评分dense but brilliant. Poggioli traces the origin of avant-garde and analyzes its psychological motivations and sociological consequence.He shows that the Avant-gardists are in nature solitary and aristocratic. He argues that the modern Avant-garde is a historic succession of the Romanticism.
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