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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 295-301) and index.
327   $aTable of Contents; Introduction; 1. The Institutional Theory of George Dickie; 2. The Institutionalist Pragmatism of Howard S. Becker and Paul Dimaggio; 3. Pierre Bourdieu's Grand Theory of the Artistic Field; 4. From Theory to the Methodology of Singularity: Bruno Latour and Nathalie Heinich; 5. Niklas Luhmann's System of Artistic Communications; 6. How Art Worlds Help the Arts to Function; 7. What Philosophers Say that the Arts Do; 8. Foundations for the Functioning of Art Systems; 9. How Distribution Conditions the Functioning of Art; 10. How Aesthetic Values Become Contextualized
327   $aEpilogue: For a Second Life of Artistic ExperiencesReferences; Index
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