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QUANTIFICATION OF QUALITY. This figure contains all previous
ReplyDeletefigures. Reducing any quality to quantity, myth economizes on mental
efforts and comprehension of reality cheaper. I have already given
several examples of this mechanism which bourgeois and especially
the petty-bourgeois mythology uses without hesitation when considering
aesthetic facts associated also with non-material entities.
Bourgeois theatre is a good example of this contradiction. One
hand, theatre is presented as the essence, not expressible in any language and
opens only to the heart and intuition; this quality gives the theatre easily
vulnerable self-esteem (talking about the theatre is the SCIENTIST
considered "an insult to the essence"; in other words, any attempt
rational understanding of theatre inevitably discredited and is estimated as
the scientism or pedantic). On the other hand, the bourgeois drama based
on the accurate counting of theatrical effects using a number of in advance
designed tweaks establishes a quantitative equality between the cost
ticket and the sobs of the actor or with luxury decorations; what we call,
for example, the "naturalness" of acting, is first of all well
the calculated number of external effects.