Titlebook: New York; City as Text Christopher Mulvey (Principal Lecturer in English) Book 1990 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Horizon

New York as a Third World City,American scholars to see it as unique, rather than typical, especially in regard to its problems. This tendency has been heightened by the changes and transformations that this metropolis is undergoing, and has undergone since the Second World War. These changes are fundamental and structural and ar

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John Sloan in New York City, have never liked to show human beings when they are not themselves. I think it is an insult to their human dignity…. One of the things I so dislike about most socially conscious pictures, is that the artist is looking down on people’.. And Sloan never looked down.

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The New York Art Scene in the 1960s,ness, a largeness of ambition, that matched the nation’s assumption of the custodianship of the western world. The USA replaced France as the country towards which international avant-gardists gravitated; New York replaced Paris as the art capital of the world.

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