What was John Dewey's position on art?

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Gauri · Answer

39 was the John Dewey's position on art.

joseph1 · Answer

39-40 would be the position

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John Dewey viewed art as an interactive experience that involves the artist, viewer, and culture, emphasizing that aesthetic appreciation extends beyond mere observation. In his significant work, 'Art as Experience,' he outlined that the process of engaging with art shapes its meaning and impact on individuals and society. Dewey's ideas highlight the importance of personal interpretation and emotional response in understanding art. 
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What was John Dewey's position on art?

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