This Term Has to Do with the Audience's Ability to Remove

question 15

Multiple Choice

This term has to do with the audience's ability to remove themselves from a work of art just far enough so that they can contemplate it-or even judge it.

• A) Spectator Aloofness
• B) Art Detachment
• C) Aesthetic Distance
• D) Aristotelian Remoteness
• E) Quasi-participation

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Definitions:

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