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For a long time, the hegemonic culture of the German-speaking world has provided for a hierarchical order of the arts. At the top is the ‘high’, the autonomous art, below that is the applied art, and further down follow the special museums for world cultures (formerly ethnology), for architecture, for film, for caricature, etc. The ‘high’ art includes opera, drama and visual arts. The ‘high’ arts include opera, drama and fine arts. Their rank is expressed in their appearance in cities. Art museums, opera houses and playhouses are pompous buildings, often designed by renowned architects and realized at great financial expense.

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Introduction

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年

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  • Lutz Hieber,
  • Rainer Winter

摘要

For a long time, the hegemonic culture of the German-speaking world has provided for a hierarchical order of the arts. At the top is the ‘high’, the autonomous art, below that is the applied art, and further down follow the special museums for world cultures (formerly ethnology), for architecture, for film, for caricature, etc. The ‘high’ art includes opera, drama and visual arts. The ‘high’ arts include opera, drama and fine arts. Their rank is expressed in their appearance in cities. Art museums, opera houses and playhouses are pompous buildings, often designed by renowned architects and realized at great financial expense.