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In the third paragraph, the last sentence ("There is no .... gold") does which of the following?
It qualifies a statement by narrowing its scope to a particular time period.
B
It refutes a claim made in the previous sentence by suggesting that art is bound by the constraints of its era.
c) It elaborates upon the idea of an artistic age by subdividing such eras based on the quality of art produced during them.
D
It emphasizes a claim about artistic eras that has previously been explained.
E) It counters claims about the motivation of artists by employing language that equates artistic achievement and material wealth.

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Answer: D.) It emphasizes a claim about artistic eras that has previously been explained.

Explanation: In the preceding sentences, the author asserts that “there never has been an artistic age . . . since the beginning of the world” and explains this assertion by presenting artists as eternal outsiders to their societies (“The artist has always been, and will always be, an exquisite exception”). In the paragraph’s final sentence, the author emphasizes the idea that has previously been explained by paraphrasing it and by putting it into the present tense: “There is no golden age of art.” By arranging his sentences in this way, the author reinforces the universal claim that he makes about the nature of art.

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In the third paragraph, the last sentence emphasizes a statement about artistic eras that have already been explained previously, as shown in option D.

What phrase represents?

  • The universality of art.
  • The resistance of art.
  • The timelessness of art.

Previously, the author had already demonstrated how artists were seen in their societies and how their works were able to matter for a long time or remain in obscurity.

This underscores how there was no golden age for art because of its timelessness and universality.

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