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PT9.S4.Q11 - Great works of art are in huge city museumsSome critics say it's unfair that so many great works of art are in huge city museums, since those people already have access to lots of art. But th…
... unfair that so many great works of art are in huge city museums ... already have access to lots of art.
But this is ... must be seen along other works that provide context for it ... from getting a full appreciation of the art, and that distributing them ... -
PT1.S3.Q25 - on the basis of their statements**Point at Issue Argument Summary:** S: An owner of a work of art have the ethical right to destroy that artwork if (1) they find it morally/v…
... S: An owner of a work of art have the ethical right ... br /> J: Owners of unique works of art do not have the moral ... right to destroy. Additionally, unique works ... that are of aesthetic or historical ... -
PT1.S3.Q25 - Shanna: Owners of any work of art, simplyThe Point at Issue: Disagreement question that starts with Shannon: Any work of art... How on earth is answer A correct?? Please help, thanks! …
The Point at Issue: Disagreement question that starts with Shannon: Any work of art...
How on earth is answer A correct?? Please help, thanks!
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PT58.S1.Q12 Translation "The purpose of art is.."Can anyone help me with translating this statement into a conditional? "The purpose of art is to cause experts to debate ideas" JY (and the w…
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I translated this as: **"purpose of art" --> ... statement as purpose of art is [X], therefore purpose of art --> X ... as X --> purpose of art? If my reasoning error ... -
PT 28.S1.Q24 - Intrinsic properties of art workI need help finding the main conclusion in this stimulus. I thought the first and last sentences were basically saying the exact same thing: that we …
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PT94 S2 Q21 Beauty is in the eye of the beholderHello! Does someone have some insight on this problem? I selected **E. fails to consider that the individuals judging and disagreeing about works…
... individuals judging and disagreeing about works of art may be experts in making ... at least standardized professional manner of reviewing art.
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PT17.3.14 Many artists claim that...Can someone help me diagram the stimulus and find the sufficient assumption? What I have is: P: art criticism most /satisfy ---- C: art critic…
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PT31.S2.Q18 - not all works of artHi Can anyone tell me why this question " the reasoning above is questionable because it fails to exclude the possibility that." is not "fails to…
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Can anyone tell me why this question " the reasoning above is questionable because it fails to exclude the possibility that." is not "fails to include"? Doesn't "fails to exclude" imply that the reasoning included such idea, and by doing ...Causal Reasoning vs Conditional Reasoning vs Other ReasoningLong question! Thought it would be helpful to keep everything organized in one place to hear the thoughts of folks as the questions below all seem to…
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Not all works of art represent something, but some do ... property. Whether a work of art possesses this property is ... whether an object qualifies as art.
2) ... There are historical examples of democracies that ultimately resulted ...PT89 BR with J.Y. on Jan. 29 - Feb. 16, 2 - 5pm ETHey 7Sagers, I'm leading BR calls for PT 89 (November 2019 LSAT). There will be 16 sessions total. All sessions will be from **2 - 5pm ET**. …
... . If we run out of those questions, I'll ... to make low resolution summaries of each paragraph. We'll ... Have a clean, unmarked copy of the PT ready in front ... of you so we can ... 3 - RC, Passage 1 - exhibiting works of art
Tue, Feb ...A Fun Strategy for LR?I had read about this strategy before on various forums, but never decided to take the plunge. Then I finally decided to force myself to do the follo…
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Art historian: Great works of art.....
The Q is ... connection between public funds & art needed; do we even need ... to support art or not?
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PT17.3.14 Many artists claim that...Can someone help me diagram the stimulus and find the sufficient assumption? What I have is: P: art criticism most /satisfy ---- C: art critic…
... ac(E). "The greatest works of art are works that inevitably satisfy all critics ... the highest extreme of most's .. if all of something have a ... characteristic then by definition so do most of ...PT 29.S2.P1 - for some years before the outbreak of world war 1https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-29-section-2-passage-1-passage Hi everyone - I'm currently working on Reading Comprehension and am work…
... banking on people being suspicious of arts being replaced with artists ... . But ultimately there's no art without artists, so if you ... anticipating the artists producing those works of art.PT1.S3.Q25 - on the basis of their statements**Point at Issue Argument Summary:** S: An owner of a work of art have the ethical right to destroy that artwork if (1) they find it morally/v…
... and RC after 8 weeks of fool proofing games. Not a ... from difference directions and neither of us really captured the full ... the right to destroy unique works of art which we own.PT67.S4.Q22 - Linguist: One group of art critics claimsI have hard time understanding the answer choice C; It is a claim...cited by the argument as evidence of its truth... What does "its" refer to…
... are paintings that are not works of art and should therefore be ignored ... are paintings that aren't works of art, that statement must be true ... says that because both groups of people agree on that point ...PT1.S3.Q25 - On the basis of their statementsI put D as my answer to this question, but the correct answer is A. I don't understand why, since the stipulation for a work to be considered unique …
... J’s conclusion that unique works must be preserved, not a ... /> A describes a unique piece of art, so J would say the ... .
D talks about works of art that are not unique, which ...PT1 S3 Q25 Please explain this ACOkay...am I losing my mind here? The type of work described in AC A (the alleged correct answer) isn't even mentioned in Jorge's statement. AC E (wha…
... ethically permissible. Additionally, "tires of it" may not necessarily ... owns an unflattering portrait of something is ethically justified ... could destroy such a piece of art.
Now, ... Jorge refers to unique works of art which this portrait may ...PT9.S4.Q11 - Great works of art are in huge city museumsSome critics say it's unfair that so many great works of art are in huge city museums, since those people already have access to lots of art. But th…
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redistribution of social goods---this would be ... unfair that so many great works of art are housed in the ... (1)---the limited number of masterpieces makes distribution impractical.< ... to be along side other works for cultural and historical ...PT105.S4.Q10 Please explain why E is incorrect and why D is the correct answer choiceWas stuck between D and E, but decided to go with answer choice E. Someone please explain why E is wrong In the course of his reading, George…
... the answers are also applications of principles. So here you' ... answer is a correct application of the principle you deduced. ... I interpreted this principle as "Works of art may have been influenced by ... rather than other pieces in of same genre." The closest ...PT1.S3.Q25 - Shanna: Owners of any work of art...The gap is the owners has right to **destory** the art works from the **ethical point of view** even if the owner **possess it legally**. The premise…
... to **destory** the art works from the **ethical point of view** even if ... title; please use the format of "PT#.S#.Q#(P#) - [brief ...lsat and the economistSo, like many people on this forum studying for the october lsat, I have pretty much been living and breathing the test for the last couple weeks (mo…
... interesting things about the economics of art," an article all about van ... galleries into buying 63 forged works and making out with $30 ... you could probably answer some of the questions from the passage ...
Crazy, I thought some of yall would like that; as ...PT19.S2.Q20 - anyone who insists that music videos are an art formhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-2-question-20/ Can someone break this down? I thought B was the least attractive answer, and it …
... even make heads or tails of the argument. Is it saying ... gave rise to a type of art? But how is B anything ...PT22.S2.Q20 - pieces of music consist of soundshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-22-section-2-question-20/ I got this one correct by POE, but I am having a lot of trouble explicitly underst…
... conscious of the passage of time. The passage of time (in and of ... the fact that the medium of art (painting) itself doesn't ... Who cares about the definition of music/differences between styles. < ... Maybe. However, the substance of this answer choice is to ...PT25 S4 Q10Correct me if I am wrong in my explanation. *The kind of question this is:* Weaken *Premise(s):* There are several unsuccessful immature wor…
... are several unsuccessful immature works by Renoir and Cezanne that ... action (to sell some works from its collection in ... for:* The benefit of keeping the unsuccessful immature works?
of art museums in general, and ...Should I include major works of research on my resume?Hello all. Perhaps this was a question that was touched upon in the recent resume webinar, which I wasn't able to attend (it didn't begin until 1 am …
... 'm looking for another way of padding my application. This is ...Videos on Art for Reading Comp better understandingHi Guys, I was going through PT1 Reading comp passage. In that JY has recommended to watch some videos on Art if you are unfamiliar with the various…
... unfamiliar with the various terminologies of Art. Can anyone suggest me some ... to watch for better understanding of Art?
Thanks in Advance ...PT67.S4.Q22 - Linguist: One group of art critics claimsI have hard time understanding the answer choice C; It is a claim...cited by the argument as evidence of its truth... What does "its" refer to…
... by the argument as evidence of its truth...
What ...PT46.S3.Q15 - Critic: Works of literature often present protagonists_Conclusion: Modern literature can damage individuals who appropriate this attitude, as well as damage society at large. Necessary Assumption: It…
... It is to the advantage of some individuals that they be ... It is to the advantage of no one that they be ... damage incurred with the loss of an advantage. It seems to ... feel like this is kind of a logical stretch. For ... to Destination C. The loss of Route B (if a ...PT1.S3.Q24 - Shanna: Owners of any work of art (Point @ Issue)What does "in an absence of a threat to anyone's health or safety" have to do with anything? **Admin Note: Edited the title. Please use the format…
What does "in an absence of a threat to anyone's health or safety" have to do with anything?
**Admin Note: Edited the title. Please use the format "PT#.S#.Q# - brief description of question"**PT1.S3.Q24 - Owners of any work of art, simply by virtue of ownershipdoes anyone know why the answer is E? ' In the absence of a threat to anyone's health or safety?? **Admin Note: Edited title. Please use the forma…
does anyone know why the answer is E? ' In the absence of a threat to anyone's health or safety??
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