be open for the audience to take it as they are inclined?
For example, if a writer creates a character who is of a given race, do you desire the work to convey how the writer he personally feels about that race, or racism in general, or do you expect him to simply present the story, and let people project their own feelings onto the events in the story?
Or if a painting depicts war, do you prefer it when the artist conveys an anti-war message or a pro-patriotism message; or would you prefer that they simply depict war as they see it, leaving it open for people to use or interpret as they feel?
I honestly don't know the answer to this question so I'm not leading you on. (This time).
2007-12-28
05:55:26
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