... its subject the somewhat feeling-oriented and anti-rationale account of art, which is modern art that is called the Avant-garde, by Jean-François Lyotard. Lyotard, in his work The Sublime and The Avant-Garde, talks about the change in our understanding of art through the notion of the ... to constitute it self."(90) Through this notion of now, this now that exists right now and here, so to speak, Lyotard shows that the traditional determinate understanding of art, the understanding via rules to follow, which he characterizes as that understanding that expects certain ... occurrences af...

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