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100			_aHolder, Will
245		0	_aF. R David: _bThis is not New of Course _cby Will Holder
260			_aAmsterdam
260			_b"De Appel,"
260			_c2012
300			_a237 p.
520			_aIn "This Is Not New, of Course," F. R. David articulates how the creative process is often influenced by past ideas, arguing that much of what is perceived as new is, in fact, a reconfiguration of pre-existing thoughts. The work encourages readers to consider the intertextuality of ideas across different mediums and times, emphasizing that originality is often an illusion. Through various examples from art, literature, and philosophy, David illustrates the layered conversation within creative fields and invites a reassessment of what it means to innovate.
650			_aArt and Culture _vPhilosophy of Art
650			_aIntertextuality _vInnovation
650			_aHistorical Context _vCritical Analysis
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