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Comparative Arts
2014
Overview
There is a danger that intermedial exercises will expose the vanity or uselessness of art. I believe that every attempt to interpret, to find meaning, pushes the artwork into some medium other than the one in which it states itself: a poem becomes known through the pictures and the music it rouses in the critic’s imagination, a painting through the words that attempt to describe it, to locate the sources of its power, and so forth. Indeed, the aesthetic phenomenon is most strongly felt when art is liberated from itself, a condition that can happen only through the act of
