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institutional theory of art: a standalone construct

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Aesthetics

the definition that an artwork is an artifact given the status of candidate for appreciation by someone acting for the artworld.

In aesthetics, institutional theory of art refers to the definition that an artwork is an artifact given the status of candidate for appreciation by someone acting for the artworld. This meaning comes from Dickie (1974) in Art and the aesthetic.[1]

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  1. Dickie, G. (1974). Art and the aesthetic. Cornell University Press. ISBN 9780801408878

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