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The same discourse of idolatry that connects the Holocaust to the Second Commandment , connects it , in turn , to the purism of high modernism , many of whose most important critics supported non - representational art .
The same discourse of idolatry that connects the Holocaust to the Second Commandment , connects it , in turn , to the purism of high modernism , many of whose most important critics supported non - representational art .
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The argument for suppression of horrifying footage is more likely to rest on “ compassion fatigue ” than on impropriety or idolatry ( Shattuck 174 ) .8 But even if the Second Commandment is for some reason more applicable to the ...
The argument for suppression of horrifying footage is more likely to rest on “ compassion fatigue ” than on impropriety or idolatry ( Shattuck 174 ) .8 But even if the Second Commandment is for some reason more applicable to the ...
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It would seem that the Second Commandment proscribes only tedious academic art . By following its precepts , Jews end up in the forefront of every avant - garde movement . This will to connect the Second Commandment to contemporary art ...
It would seem that the Second Commandment proscribes only tedious academic art . By following its precepts , Jews end up in the forefront of every avant - garde movement . This will to connect the Second Commandment to contemporary art ...
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Collective Memory Credibility Structures and the Case | 31 |
Greg Louganis and | 53 |
Problems for a Colorblind | 70 |
Urheberrecht | |
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