GET LOST: A LOVE RANT.

An essay which reflects on the purpose of art in the lives of human beings, is presented. Topics covered include how works of art can be enjoyed as gifts by individuals, ways by which commercial media promotes decay, impact of lack of access to arts and sciences, geography and languages on society,...

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Publicado en:Sewanee Review Vol. 127; no. 2; pp. 387 - 414
Autor principal: McHUGH, HEATHER
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Publicado: University of the South Spring2019
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