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Art in crisisFacing value : radical perspectives from the artsKunst und GemeinschaftIdeals and idols : essays on values in history and in artThe things which are seen : a philosophy of beautyThe symbolism of artWindow Room Furniture : ProjectsCritique of Fine Arts and Crafts.Hermeneutics in discussionl'Artiste dans la société contemporaine : conférence internationale des artistes, VeniceOn art and artists : reflections and commemorationsArt and societyAesthetic developmentThinking about art: an introduction to the philosophy of artJourney to the end of the studio : eighty journeys eighty studiosPlace position presentation publicSigns on the wall : contemporary movements in art theoryAbout beautiful and ugly : a book about the form of things, their essence and content, and the impression they make on usArchitecture, space, paintingSpiral, spiral : ten dialogues between art and philosophyArt and its significance : an anthology of aesthetic theoryPostmodernism and its criticsThe afterlife of artThe law of gravityEver more beautiful : about progress in artThe work of art in the age of its technical reproducibility ; Small history of photography ; Eduard Fuchs, collector and historianEin Buch über Häßliches und Schönes : das von den Formen der Dinge handelt, ihrem Wesen und Inhalt, und dem Eindruck, den sie auf uns machenThe brilliance of things : studies and reviews on art and cultureThe conspiracy of the world : on theory and illusionRomantic longing in (post)modern art and philosophyChris Dercon : I would like to make a museum where things overlapSearch for form : a fundamental approach to artThe ideas of progress and their impact on artBut is it art? : an introduction to art theoryIntroduction to the philosophy of artPhilosophy of artThe eternal present : the beginnings of art : [a contribution on constancy and change].Unnatural wonders : essays from the gap between art and lifeThe virtual window : from Alberti to MicrosoftOpen design now : why design cannot remain exclusive
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