Book · 1934 · Nonfiction

Art as Experience

TarcherPerigee (Penguin Random House) · 384 pages
★ 6.4 editorial score

Art belongs in the museum only by accident, Dewey argues. The aesthetic starts in the ordinary rhythm of a creature meeting its world, an argument that pulled philosophy toward everyday and popular art.

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