A child admiring a butterfly perched on her finger, could never
be more meaningful than me, admiring a work of art.
Chris, uniqueness always apply.
mando
On Nov 7, 2008, at 11:48 AM, Chris Miller wrote:
Not sure about the others on this thread -- but I've been talking
about
appreciating things *as art* --- and since this can be done to
anything that
anyone chooses (even a chunk of driftwood) -- "rarity" does not
apply.
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Cheerskep wrote: "They're quite different, these appreciations, and
I know
others may have still different things in mind on occasion, but one
common
element behind all these usages is: "rarity".
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