The closest one comes to such an account is Bieberbach's conception of style in mathematics as dependent on psychological and racial factors.
The condemnation of "art for art's sake" applies to all the arts and has important repercussions for aesthetic critique and the conception of style.
All the artworks are very different in their conception and style, but all use light to augment and shape how the audience experience the piece.
Here he did intend to give offense, for in addition to ridiculing their narrow conception of Latin style, he made it clear that he regarded their enthusiastic embrace of ancient Rome as reflecting acceptance of the moral and even religious values of pagan Rome, not just its forms of language.
The article presents five qualitatively different conceptions of IR know-how and explores the connections between these conceptions and learning style, enrollment type, and major subject.
Both Stravinsky and Casella were astonished at the original conceptions and advanced style of someone whose musical education had been so desultory.
Often, it was a symbolic turn, occasionally a sublime turn — expressed in many extraordinary works of art — and inevitably that conception of violence as high style, serious style, of nihilism as a test of meaning, infected the rest of their lives.
He also has no conception of his own style.
While such Mughal architecture belongs in style and conception to the same school as medieval buildings in northern India, a unique innovation in Bangladesh has been the translation into brick and mortar of the sloping four-sided thatched roof found in the countryside.
A creative stasis set in during the 1970s and '80s that eventually led, on the one hand, to a gigantic eclecticism where no style or conception took priority and, on the other hand, to a profound sea change that dramatically altered the face of jazz.
