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Mary Rose
Mary Rose is on page 48 of 192
Maybe she’ll get to this later but wanted to log my complaint with the artist/consumer dichotomy. What about those who construct a discourse, award honors, teach, or otherwise have meaningful sway over the legacy of immoral artists? Thinking of my position as an art history teacher for eg.
— May 15, 2026 08:31AM Add a comment
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Mary Rose
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Art ethics research continuesssss
— May 15, 2026 07:29AM Add a comment
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Mike Weston
Mike Weston is on page 108 of 192
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Sarah Peszka Walton
Sarah Peszka Walton is on page 105 of 192
Someone else pls read this so we can debate
— Aug 26, 2024 07:43AM 2 comments
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Julie Bozza
Julie Bozza is on page 18 of 192
I appreciate the fannish example of an aesthetic action: "A writer 'ships her favorite Firefly characters."
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Why It's OK to Enjoy the Work of Immoral Artists