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The Sociology Of Artl Ways Of Seeing

Author: D. Inglis

Decode structural artistic movements with The Sociology Of Artl Ways Of Seeing by D. Inglis. This textbook analyzes cultural identities, visual art interpretations, and modern aesthetic history movements. Crucial reading for Indian fine arts scholars, sociology majors, and humanities research students. Grab your copy online from Spectrashop for quick nationwide delivery.

Language: English

Publisher: Macmillan

Year of Publication: 2005

Binding Type: PAPERBACK

MRP: 3644 INR

Your Price: ₹3,462.00

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The Sociology Of Artl Ways Of Seeing

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Summary Of The Sociology Of Artl Ways Of Seeing

Explore the fascinating intersections of media communication frameworks, fine arts history, and contemporary social values with The Sociology Of Art: Ways Of Seeing, written by the insightful scholar D. Inglis and published by Palgrave Macmillan. This thought-provoking text analyzes how cultural indexing, visual design philosophies, media networks, and audience psychology shape civic perspectives and public identity across borders. Ideal for humanities majors, visual communication students, and art history enthusiasts throughout India looking to upgrade their qualitative analytical capabilities. Shop original media studies and art criticism textbooks at Spectrashop India.

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Weight0.5 kg
Dimensions8 × 1 × 10 cm

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