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In 1882 Oscar Wilde visited Canada, where he toured the town of
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who themselves were a legacy of the
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Jones identified the need for a new and modern style that would meet the requirements of the modern world, rather than the continual re-cycling of historic styles, but saw no reason to reject the lessons of the past. Christopher
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Contrasting with the ebonized-gilt furniture is use of blue and white for porcelain and china. Similar themes of peacock feathers and nature would be used in blue and white tones on dinnerware and other crockery. The blue and white design was also popular on square porcelain tiles. It is reported
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purpose; it only needed to be beautiful. The
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finish. The furniture is sometimes completely ebony-colored. More often however, there is gilding added to the carved surfaces of the feathers or stylized flowers that adorn the furniture.
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Man has lost his dignity, but Art has saved it, and preserved it for him in expressive marbles. Truth still lives in fiction, and from the copy the original will be restored.
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style, according to which local flora and fauna were celebrated as beautiful and textured, layered ceilings were popular. An example of this can be seen in
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craftsmanship that is both careful and self-conscious; mutual interest in merging the arts of various media. This final idea is promoted in the poem
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which promoted the movement, it is narrative and conveys moral or sentimental messages hence falling outside the movement's purported programme.
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century needed so much." This reassertion of beauty in a drab world also connects to Pre-Raphaelite escapism in art and poetry.
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rather than statement, sensuality, great use of symbols, and
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Art in the Protestant Reformation and Counter-Reformation
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Aestheticism was named by the critic Walter Hamilton in
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On Form: Poetry, Aestheticism and the Legacy of a Word
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The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
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purpose, a sentiment best illustrated by the slogan "
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Design & The Decorative Arts, Britain 1500–1900.
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1288:. Personal Library, Publishers: 1982.
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909:"Carlyle and the Aesthetic Movement"
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1022:"The Aesthetic Movement (article)"
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687:Annandale National Historic Site
4944:Tunisian collaborative painting
4417:International Typographic Style
1071:Duggan, Bob (6 November 2011).
556:Aesthetic Movement antiques at
4697:The Caribbean Artists Movement
979:Welland, Dennis S. R. (1953).
158:Aestheticism has its roots in
30:. For the group of poets, see
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3053:Dutch and Flemish Renaissance
1149:Burke, Doreen Bolger (1986).
994:Mendelssohn, Michèle (2007).
635:leaves, and peacock feathers.
272:as early as 1804 in the work
164:Alexander Gottlieb Baumgarten
53:James Abbott McNeill Whistler
5168:Modern European ink painting
4540:Bay Area Figurative Movement
2275:Aestheticization of politics
1295:V&A Publications: 2001.
1101:The Art of Decorative Design
831:"Aestheticism and decadence"
750:Aestheticization of violence
745:Aestheticization of politics
609:The Art of Decorative Design
4829:Artificial intelligence art
960:McMullen, Lorraine (1971).
717:(under advertising pioneer
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4742:Post-painterly abstraction
4565:Situationist International
3939:Pennsylvania Impressionism
1383:Victoria and Albert Museum
1375:"Aestheticism Style Guide"
1322:Design of the 20th Century
941:Angela Leighton (2007) 32.
625:wood with gilt highlights.
373:Algernon Charles Swinburne
268:notes that it was used by
210:Life of Friedrich Schiller
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4204:California Scene Painting
4160:Figurative Constructivism
3211:Poussinists and Rubenists
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907:ap Roberts, Ruth (1991).
540:Aesthetic decorative arts
393:and other works, such as
5499:Concepts in epistemology
5423:Prehistoric European art
5072:Contemporary African art
4555:Gendai Bijutsu Kondankai
4483:GeneraciĂłn de la Ruptura
4110:Universal Constructivism
3902:California Impressionism
3857:American Barbizon school
1191:Jones, Geoffrey (2010).
1180:. Routledge. p. 33.
1176:Fortunato, Paul (2013).
858:"The Aesthetic Movement"
740:Arts and Crafts movement
705:Influence on advertising
585:Great Exhibition of 1851
19:Not to be confused with
5494:Movements in aesthetics
5250:Walking Artists Network
4587:Letterist International
4427:Washington Color School
3341:Arts in the Philippines
2295:Evolutionary aesthetics
2245:The Aesthetic Dimension
1271:The Aesthetic Movement.
1249:The Aesthetic Adventure
605:The Grammar of Ornament
597:The Grammar of Ornament
497:. Although the work of
301:cartoons about æsthetes
142:in 1882. By the 1890s,
5361:Illuminated manuscript
5009:The Designers Republic
4959:Neue Slowenische Kunst
4882:Pattern and Decoration
4782:Institutional critique
4422:Abstract expressionism
3402:Latin American Baroque
3358:Colonial Asian Baroque
2225:Avant-Garde and Kitsch
2175:Lectures on Aesthetics
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628:Far Eastern influence.
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483:Dante Gabriel Rossetti
479:James McNeill Whistler
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381:Dante Gabriel Rossetti
377:James McNeill Whistler
357:Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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135:in the 19th century."
60:
4999:Artist-run initiative
4974:Young British Artists
4939:New European Painting
4875:Moscow Conceptualists
4797:Feminist art movement
4575:Ukrainian underground
4550:Gutai Art Association
3949:Ten American Painters
3453:Western influence in
2430:List of art movements
2370:Philosophy portal
1273:Phaidon Press: 1996.
774:Fargis, Paul (1998).
699:Frederic Edwin Church
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4809:Saqqakhaneh movement
4702:Chicano art movement
4570:Soviet Nonconformist
4376:Boston Expressionism
4359:Abstraction-Création
4177:Arbeitsrat fĂĽr Kunst
4170:Cologne Progressives
3890:Art Nouveau in Milan
3693:Anglo-Japanese style
3669:National romanticism
3099:Fontainebleau School
3009:Northern Renaissance
2844:International Gothic
2315:Philosophy of design
2195:In Praise of Shadows
2185:The Critic as Artist
883:"Aesthetic Movement"
613:Principles of Design
385:Gilbert and Sullivan
340:Percy Bysshe Shelley
232:Aesthetic literature
177:Critique of Judgment
49:Anglo-Japanese style
5344:Hierarchy of genres
4909:Saint Soleil School
4845:Post-conceptual art
4814:The Stars Art Group
4692:Black Arts Movement
4655:Neo-Dada Organizers
4456:Lyrical abstraction
4189:Australian tonalism
3862:California Tonalism
3534:Hudson River School
3337:Colonial Asian art
3077:English Renaissance
3026:Ghent–Bruges school
3014:Early Netherlandish
2926:Italian Renaissance
2839:Gothic art in Milan
2325:Philosophy of music
2300:Mathematical beauty
1269:Lambourne, Lionel.
1211:The Washington Post
1139:O'brien (1982) 114.
1119:Church Life Journal
1097:Christopher Dresser
691:18 Stafford Terrace
566:Christopher Dresser
487:Albert Joseph Moore
463:Albert Joseph Moore
66:(also known as the
5386:Landscape painting
4994:New Leipzig School
4934:Neo-conceptual art
4682:Art & Language
4677:Capitalist realism
4599:Florida Highwaymen
4535:Hard-edge painting
4349:Streamline Moderne
4310:Harlem Renaissance
4153:Novecento Italiano
3981:Deutscher Werkbund
3808:Post-Impressionism
3370:Latin American art
3174:Guild of Romanists
3036:German Renaissance
3031:Northern Mannerism
2320:Philosophy of film
2310:Patterns in nature
2280:Applied aesthetics
2255:Why Beauty Matters
2041:Life imitating art
1902:Art for art's sake
1051:www.britannica.com
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361:Edward Burne-Jones
342:, and some of the
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254:Art for Art's Sake
182:Friedrich Schiller
160:German Romanticism
104:art for art's sake
68:aesthetic movement
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5504:Culture in Oxford
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5067:Classical Realism
5037:Amazonian pop art
4929:Appropriation art
4897:Neo-expressionism
4767:Environmental art
4672:Nouvelle tendance
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4337:Socialist realism
4194:Dresden Secession
3813:Neo-Impressionism
3776:Decadent movement
3747:Heidelberg School
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3539:American luminism
3524:DĂĽsseldorf School
3519:Shoreham Ancients
3509:Nazarene movement
3499:Danish Golden Age
3380:Indochristian art
3058:Antwerp Mannerism
2947:Pittura infamante
2941:Florentine School
2936:Proto-Renaissance
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2330:Psychology of art
2205:Art as Experience
1379:British Galleries
1247:Gaunt, William.
833:. British Library
806:Denney, Colleen.
719:Thomas J. Barratt
530:Venus Verticordia
503:Grosvenor Gallery
467:Grosvenor Gallery
414:Compton Mackenzie
353:Théophile Gautier
278:Théophile Gautier
270:Benjamin Constant
252:used the slogan "
250:Decadent movement
186:Aesthetic Letters
119:Victorian culture
32:Harvard Aesthetes
28:Aesthete (chiton)
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5524:Victorian poetry
5519:Symbolism (arts)
5509:Human appearance
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5396:Modern sculpture
5354:History painting
5057:Art intervention
4850:Installation art
4667:Nouveau réalisme
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4273:Mexican muralism
4246:Grosvenor School
3986:American Realism
3969:Der Blaue Reiter
3927:Berlin Secession
3922:Vienna Secession
3917:Munich Secession
3835:Pont-Aven School
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3482:(c. 1770 – 1862)
3449:Qing handicrafts
3415:Western elements
3346:Letras y figuras
3319:African-American
3314:African diaspora
3285:Directoire style
3196:Heptanese school
3179:Dutch Golden Age
3164:Stroganov School
3157:Lutheran Baroque
3152:Louis XIII style
3125:Baroque in Milan
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4635:Nueva Presencia
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4508:Action painting
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4241:New Objectivity
4148:Return to order
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2970:Venetian School
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2866:Novgorod School
2856:Lucchese School
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5413:Outsider art
5366:Illustration
5322:Lutheran art
5312:Catholic art
5275:Abstract art
5245:Unilalianism
5208:Software art
5183:Neosymbolism
5173:Neo-futurism
5136:Internet art
5126:Hyperrealism
4979:Superfiction
4762:Photorealism
4630:Afrofuturism
4395:Contemporary
4371:Dimensionism
4354:Concrete art
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4283:Precisionism
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4080:Sosaku-hanga
4054:Productivism
4044:Metaphysical
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4003:Proto-Cubism
3907:Secessionism
3869:Costumbrismo
3754:Aestheticism
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3609:Academic art
3590:Costumbrismo
3558:Empire style
3395:Quito School
3390:Cusco School
3306:Colonial art
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3255:FĂŞte galante
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3222:18th century
3184:Delft School
3135:Caravaggisti
3113:17th century
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1679:Coomaraswamy
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5329:Digital art
5292:Avant-garde
5233:Superstroke
5109:Flat design
5104:Fictive art
5099:Excessivism
5047:Art for art
5042:Altermodern
4984:Taring Padi
4919:Lowbrow art
4887:Pliontanism
4824:Yoru no Kai
4777:Process art
4717:Systems art
4687:Arte Povera
4609:Antipodeans
4518:in New York
4488:Jikken KĹŤbĹŤ
4451:Color field
4320:Regionalism
4289:Aeropittura
4278:Neo-Fauvism
4251:Neues Sehen
4221:Kinetic art
4085:Suprematism
4059:Synchromism
3976:Noucentisme
3897:Primitivism
3885:Art Nouveau
3840:Cloisonnism
3830:Pointillism
3825:Divisionism
3803:Incoherents
3764:Art pottery
3650:(1863–1944)
3600:Macchiaioli
3575:Biedermeier
3563:Historicism
3548:Orientalism
3489:Romanticism
3460:Akita ranga
3312:Art of the
3297:Picturesque
3249:Chinoiserie
3244:Frederician
3082:Tudor court
2977:Cinquecento
2918:Renaissance
2905:Mappa mundi
2889:cartography
2781:Carolingian
2776:Merovingian
2759:Palaeologan
2731:RepoblaciĂłn
2688:Anglo-Saxon
2619:Gallo-Roman
2558:Hellenistic
2553:Kerch style
2491:Minyan ware
2139:(c. 335 BC)
2129:(c. 390 BC)
2108:Work of art
2061:Picturesque
1917:Avant-garde
1874:Winckelmann
1749:Kierkegaard
1674:Collingwood
1644:Baudrillard
1571:Romanticism
1541:Historicism
1475:Mathematics
892:1 September
867:1 September
755:Ideasthesia
711:advertising
671:Oscar Wilde
662:Oscar Wilde
593:orientalist
526:John Ruskin
518:Lady Lilith
400:The Colonel
369:Oscar Wilde
329:Ideasthetic
308:John Ruskin
264:, although
129:materialism
112:Oscar Wilde
94:, create a
5514:Modern art
5483:Categories
5376:Jewish art
5188:Passionism
5148:iPhone art
5094:Cyborg art
5089:Crypto art
5062:Brandalism
4954:Cyberdelic
4819:Tropicália
4792:Street art
4747:Intermedia
4727:Minimalism
4446:Spatialism
4400:Postmodern
4256:Surrealism
4124:Shin-hanga
3964:Die BrĂĽcke
3932:Sonderbund
3845:Synthetism
3568:Revivalism
3477:Transition
3434:Manichaean
3280:Adam style
3201:Classicism
3140:in Utrecht
3068:Still life
2798:Romanesque
2754:Macedonian
2749:Iconoclast
2708:Visigothic
2614:Republican
2568:Indo-Greek
2538:Red-figure
2078:Recreation
2056:Perception
1949:Creativity
1649:Baumgarten
1639:Baudelaire
1521:Classicism
1436:Aesthetics
1388:31 January
761:References
735:Aesthetics
715:Pears soap
611:1862, and
589:Owen Jones
534:Proserpine
522:Mona Vanna
469:in London.
336:John Keats
240:professor
168:Aesthetica
80:literature
76:appearance
21:Asceticism
5438:Shock art
5428:Queer art
5408:NaĂŻve art
5391:Modernism
5223:Superflat
5213:Sound art
5193:Post-YBAs
5178:Neomodern
5019:Verdadism
4989:Superflat
4838:1970–1999
4802:in the US
4722:Video art
4645:Happening
4618:1960–1969
4410:1945–1959
4073:1915–1944
4064:Vorticism
4016:A Nyolcak
3878:1900–1914
3850:Les Nabis
3781:Symbolism
3737:Amsterdam
3687:Japonisme
3657:1863–1899
3619:in Greece
3479:to modern
3324:Caribbean
3269:Goût grec
3191:Capriccio
3145:Tenebrism
3094:Turquerie
2992:Mannerism
2887:Medieval
2744:Byzantine
2725:Mozarabic
2676:Ethiopian
2580:Neo-Attic
2563:"Baroque"
2548:Classical
2518:Geometric
2496:Mycenaean
2443:(Western)
2441:Premodern
2412:Premodern
2083:Reverence
1989:Eroticism
1959:Depiction
1932:Masculine
1834:Santayana
1794:Nietzsche
1739:Hutcheson
1729:Heidegger
1714:Greenberg
1669:Coleridge
1634:Balthasar
1619:Aristotle
1581:Theosophy
1576:Symbolism
1551:Modernism
1536:Formalism
1340:809539744
1077:Big Think
921:1050-3099
640:porcelain
603:Jones on
578:portraits
416:'s novel
397:'s drama
144:decadence
70:) was an
5468:Category
5418:Portrait
5339:Folk art
5287:Anti-art
5218:Stuckism
5131:Idea art
5052:Art game
5004:Artivism
4892:Punk art
4870:Sots Art
4855:Artscene
4712:Land art
4650:Neo-Dada
4582:Lettrism
4476:Nuagisme
4461:Tachisme
4342:Nazi art
4135:De Stijl
4049:Rayonism
4039:Art Deco
4027:Futurism
3818:Luminism
3786:Romanian
3771:Tonalism
3742:Canadian
3720:American
3626:Neo-Grec
3234:Rocaille
3063:Romanism
2997:Counter-
2931:Trecento
2871:Duecento
2861:Crusades
2793:Ottonian
2771:Frankish
2651:Medieval
2634:Trajanic
2594:Scythian
2589:Etruscan
2481:Cycladic
2459:Thracian
2358:Category
2290:Axiology
2159:(c. 500)
2149:(c. 100)
2024:Judgment
1979:Emotions
1974:Elegance
1954:Cuteness
1927:Feminine
1890:Concepts
1859:Tanizaki
1839:Schiller
1824:Richards
1814:Rancière
1784:Maritain
1719:Hanslick
1659:Benjamin
1531:Feminism
1500:Theology
1480:Medieval
1470:Japanese
1465:Internet
1125:10 March
929:44945538
837:2 August
729:See also
679:Patience
623:Ebonized
570:fine art
491:GF Watts
459:Canaries
390:Patience
320:didactic
286:morality
212:(1825),
208:, whose
100:didactic
96:parallel
5433:Realism
5030:present
4757:Nut Art
4560:Pop art
4498:Mono-ha
4366:The Ten
4315:Kapists
4261:Iranian
4214:Bauhaus
4008:Orphism
3954:Fauvism
3791:Russian
3681:Nihonga
3595:Verismo
3580:Realism
3514:Purismo
3427:Moorish
3422:Islamic
3329:Haitian
3120:Baroque
2999:Maniera
2883:Mudéjar
2808:Spanish
2720:Pictish
2703:Lombard
2698:Insular
2639:Severan
2604:Gaulish
2599:Iberian
2528:Archaic
2471:Nuragic
2451:Ancient
2434:periods
2353:Outline
2268:Related
2135:Poetics
2103:Tragedy
2093:Sublime
2066:Quality
2051:Mimesis
2009:Harmony
1994:Fashion
1969:Ecstasy
1964:Disgust
1880:more...
1849:Scruton
1774:Lyotard
1709:Goodman
1689:Deleuze
1624:Aquinas
1614:Alberti
1587:more...
1566:Realism
1546:Marxism
1526:Fascism
1509:Schools
1495:Science
1450:Ancient
1232:Sources
1216:2 March
532:” and “
520:” and “
194:Letters
133:Britain
5381:Kitsch
5240:Toyism
4732:Fluxus
4662:Op art
4231:Mingei
4165:Stupid
4143:Purism
3998:Cubism
3647:Modern
3439:Mughal
3229:Rococo
2834:Gothic
2815:Norman
2739:Viking
2693:Hunnic
2671:Coptic
2486:Minoan
2476:Aegean
2464:Dacian
2416:Modern
2259:(2009)
2249:(1977)
2239:(1946)
2229:(1939)
2219:(1935)
2209:(1934)
2199:(1933)
2189:(1891)
2179:(1835)
2169:(1757)
2036:Kitsch
2014:Humour
1944:Comedy
1922:Beauty
1864:Vasari
1854:Tagore
1829:Ruskin
1769:Lukács
1759:Langer
1704:Goethe
1629:Balázs
1609:Adorno
1490:Nature
1455:Africa
1338:
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1299:
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713:, and
633:ginkgo
615:1873.
314:, and
282:France
238:Oxford
154:Origin
148:Europe
92:lesson
5028:2000–
4471:COBRA
3465:Uki-e
3455:Japan
3444:Qajar
2803:Mosan
2609:Roman
2503:Greek
2348:Index
2117:Works
2098:Taste
2088:Style
1869:Wilde
1809:Plato
1804:Pater
1764:Lipps
1724:Hegel
1694:Dewey
1684:Danto
1664:Burke
1485:Music
1460:India
1443:Areas
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