John Dewey Quote

To regiment artists, to make them servants of some particular cause does violence to the very springs of artistic creation. But it does more than that. It betrays the very cause of a better future it would serve, for in its subjugation of the individuality of the artist it annihilates the source of that which is genuinely new. Where the regimentation is successful, it would cause the future to be but a rearrangement of the past.

Time and Individuality (1940)

To regiment artists, to make them servants of some particular cause does violence to the very springs of artistic creation. But it does more than...

To regiment artists, to make them servants of some particular cause does violence to the very springs of artistic creation. But it does more than...

To regiment artists, to make them servants of some particular cause does violence to the very springs of artistic creation. But it does more than...

To regiment artists, to make them servants of some particular cause does violence to the very springs of artistic creation. But it does more than...