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Aesthetics2.1 The Nature of Art0/02.1.1 What is Art?2.1.2 Art as Imitation, Transformation, Creation2.1.3 Art as a Medium2.1.4 Art and Human Activity2.1.5 The Nature of Art: Creativity2.2 The Artist and the Artistic Process0/02.2.1 The Artist2.2.2 Accountability and Creative Licence2.2.3 Impact of Technology 2.2.4 Artistic Process Around the World2.3 Aesthetic Experience and Judgment0/02.3.1 Aesthetic Experience2.3.2 Discussions of Taste2.3.3 Classification and Judgment of Art2.3.4 Art as a Consumer Good2. 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