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The Psychology of the Critic and Psychological Criticism
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The Psychology of the Critic and Psychological Criticism

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  • Gustave Courbet: The Painter's Studio
    art criticism
    / The role of the critic

    …wrote in his essay ā€œThe Psychology of the Critic and Psychological Criticismā€ (1962), but ā€œthe step from connoisseur to critic implies the progression from knowledge to judgment.ā€ The critic must make judgments because the art dealt with is generally new and unfamiliar—unless the critic is trying to reevaluate an…

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    …wrote in his essay ā€œThe Psychology of the Critic and Psychological Criticismā€ (1962), but ā€œthe step from connoisseur to critic implies the progression from knowledge to judgment.ā€ The critic must make judgments because the art dealt with is generally new and unfamiliar—unless the critic is trying to reevaluate an…

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