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Hermann Broch Quote: “The essence of kitsch is the confusion of ethical and esthetic categories; kitsch wants to produce not the “good” but th...”
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Kitsch Architecture: Kitsch and Tendentious Art (H. Broch)
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Hermann Broch Quote: “The essence of kitsch is the confusion of ethical and esthetic categories; kitsch wants to produce not the “good” but th...”
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Hermann Broch quote: The techniques of kitsch, which are based on imitation, are...
Hermann Broch Quote: “The techniques of kitsch, which are based on imitation, are rational and operate according to formulas; the remain ratio...”
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Kitsch, Vanguardia y El Arte Por El Arte by Hermann Broch: Bien Tapa blanda (1970) | La Social. Galería y Libros
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Hermann Broch Quote: “Kitsch is certainly not “bad art,” it forms its own closed system.”
Hermann Broch Quote: “The essence of kitsch is the confusion of ethical and esthetic categories; kitsch wants to produce not the “good” but th...”
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