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By Frank Bidart
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As it turns out, “the aesthetic view of the world” is extremely hospitable to many of the uncivilized ideas and dissociated yearnings that were made explicit in fascism, and which also have great currency in our consumer culture.
This excerpt appears in Women, The Arts, & The Politics of Culture, by