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Louise Hardiman et al., « 1. Introduction: Modernism and the Spiritual in Russian Art », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.3ehk1t
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It also belongs to my definition of Modernism […] that art, that aesthetic experience no longer needs to be justified in other terms than its own, that art is an end in itself and that the aesthetic is an autonomous value. It could now be acknowledged that art doesn’t have to teach, doesn’t have to celebrate or glorify anybody or anything, doesn’t have to advance causes; that it has become free to distance itself from religion, politics, and even morality. All it has to do is be good as art.C...