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Dan P wrote:
> andrel wrote:
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>> Samuel T. Benge wrote:
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> <snip />
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>> (This is founded on a logical fallacy: Real art invokes an
>> emotional response, therefore if something invokes an emotion
>> it must be art.)
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> Hey, wait a minute; that was /my/ argument. To /me/, art is what evokes
> an emotion. But, the rest of the paragraph clearly said that art is a
> personal, subjective thing, not objective and logical. Please don't
> quote me out of context.
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> <snip />
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Sorry, I did not make that connection. My comment was not related to
yours in any way (which was possibly even in another thread, because I
was be able to find it in this one).
It was meant as an observation of a more general trend in 'art'.
Because my full answer is ridiculously long I moved it to off-topic.
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