...and repudiate revolutionary politics as well as bourgeois. The revolution was left inside society, as part of that welter of ideological struggle which..."precious," axiomatic beliefs upon which culture thus far had to rest.69 In Greenberg's mind, the greatest threat to culture lay in academicism or Alexandrianism,...

...from society, it proceeded to turn around and repudiate revolutionary as well as bourgeois politics. The revolution was left inside society, a part of...upon which culture thus far has had to rest. Hence it developed that the true and most important function of the avant-garde was not to "experiment," but...

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...from society, it proceeded to turn around and repudiate revolutionary as well as bourgeois politics. The revolution was left inside society, a part of...begins to involve those "precious" axiomatic beliefs [what I have been calling the "implicit"] upon which culture thus far has had to rest . . . Retiring...

...from society, it proceeded to turn around and repudiate revolutionary as well as bourgeois politics. The revolution was left inside society, a part of...upon which culture thus far has had to rest. Hence it developed that the true and most important function of the avant-garde was not to "experiment," but...

...from society, it proceeded to turn around and repudiate revolutionary as well as bourgeois politics. The revolution was left inside society, a part of...upon which culture thus far has had to rest. Hence it developed that the true and most important function of the avant-garde was not to "experiment," but...