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| include visual arts, literature (written and oral), music, and performance arts |
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| dance, music, painting, sculpture, pottery, cloth, stories, drama, comedy, etc. |
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| object, event, or other expressive form that evokes an aesthetic reaction |
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| the appreciation of qualities perceived in art |
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| comparative study of music as an aspect of culture and society |
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| of the people; e.g., the art, music, and lore of ordinary people |
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| intense emotional release |
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| cultural product that is processed and assigned meaning by anyone exposed to it |
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