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by Testluv » Fri Jul 02, 2010 9:38 am
kvcpk wrote:I am reopening this thread.. as I couldnot understand how "influencing modern art" and "influencing modernism" can be same.

Can anyone please explain?
Hi,

"modernist creators of abstract art" (first sentence of the passage) is surely a subset of "modernism" (choice C).

So, if he influenced "modernist creators of abstract art", then he helped to develeop "modernism".
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by kvcpk » Fri Jul 02, 2010 9:55 am
Testluv wrote: "modernist creators of abstract art" (first sentence of the passage) is surely a subset of "modernism" (choice C).
Is it ok to assume things like this?
I thought "modernist creators of abstract art" and "modernism" are two different things.
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by Testluv » Fri Jul 02, 2010 3:18 pm
Well, I addressed this very issue in the post immediately above your first post in this thread.

We are not expected to assume anything. But we have to be able to infer that modernisn is a movement and that modernist art is a part of that movement. If modernist art wasn't a part of modernism, then what ism what would modernist art fall under? It would be very odd if modernist art was considered, for example, non-modern. Because any other inference would be bizarre or odd, we have to infer that modernist art is part of modernism.

The rule for interpreting is to always attach a commonsense interpretation given the context of the text. If there are three possible inferences, A, B, and C, but B and C are bizarre, then we are left with A.
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by kvcpk » Fri Jul 02, 2010 8:05 pm
Testluv wrote:Well, I addressed this very issue in the post immediately above your first post in this thread.

We are not expected to assume anything. But we have to be able to infer that modernisn is a movement and that modernist art is a part of that movement. If modernist art wasn't a part of modernism, then what ism what would modernist art fall under? It would be very odd if modernist art was considered, for example, non-modern. Because any other inference would be bizarre or odd, we have to infer that modernist art is part of modernism.

The rule for interpreting is to always attach a commonsense interpretation given the context of the text. If there are three possible inferences, A, B, and C, but B and C are bizarre, then we are left with A.
Thanks a lot Testluv!! Thats a good takeaway!!
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by loveusonu » Sat Jul 03, 2010 10:14 am
kvcpk wrote:I am reopening this thread.. as I couldnot understand how "influencing modern art" and "influencing modernism" can be same.

Can anyone please explain?
Definition of Modernism = Genre of art and literature that makes a self-conscious break with previous genres

hence influencing modern art = influencing modernism...
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