It matters because I have a degree in Aesthetics and Literary Theory, which is closely linked to the study of artists, works of art, critics, a public, creative process(es), and the complex relationships that exist within such a constellation of variables. In fact, I focused most of my study on the 20th C. and artists therein -within literary and other media of artistic expression. But enough about my credentials and education, I just wanted to feel out what sort of response (detailed, educational, off-the-cuff) was a propos to this query.
Cheers. tom PS - your post script is right on the money! I wish I had the time to write a paper on the exchanges between artist, work, public, and critic. Ah, to be back in college doing such work (???) again! SNIP: On Sunday, March 24, 2002, at 01:07 PM, Thomas P. Warren wrote: > What level college course is this for? > > Snip: Why should that matter? If it were for a college-leve course it would be a 300 level course or a graduate course. But I'm not a student. I'm just curious what you think. Peace, Jeff PS I'm curious because I think that anyone seriously interested in writing such a paper can benefit from listening to what others have to say about their art experiences. _______________________________________________ etree.org etree mailing list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://mail.etree.org/mailman/listinfo/etree Need help? Ask <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
