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The movement of forbidden desires into art so the artwork becomes the object of desire.
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The movement of forbidden desires into art so the artwork becomes the object of desire.
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Jiang's three nefarious drivers of culture are representation of the other, transference of forbidden desires onto art, and hypocrisy as a shield of good values.
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"...other that we must at all times avoid. Second reason is transference, okay. So you have all these desires to eat good food, to..."
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"So when you invite people off to dinner parties, they can see how wonderful your artwork is. Nostalgia is you are thinking about classical..."
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The Dutch Golden Age begins with a poisoned Spanish windfall and ends with Vermeer exposing cracks in the respectable household.
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