Chris,
I gave my reason why i dislike Graham's work, Read it again.
Sentimentality was very important when I was taking orders
to preserves in my work while making toys for good wages
mando
On Jan 20, 2009, at 7:59 AM, Chris Miller wrote:
If everyone were as reluctant as Mando to elevate one person's
feelings above
another's and then discuss the reasons, there would be no reason to
discuss
aesthetics at all(but even Mando is not consistent in that regard
-- if you
remember his recent dismay concerning the sculpture of Robert Graham)
"Sentimentality" has been an important word in the modern
discussion of
aesthetics -- though I'm not sure it dates back any earlier.
(perhaps --
because it only became an issue with the rise of the bourgeoisie
and the
commercialization of high culture)
For William, it's still an important word --- for me, not so much
-- and
apparently the rest of us here don't care much one way or the other.
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