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pedestal
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Rhoades appreciated as well as anyone the necessary bondage of raw life to pedestaled product that guarantees the real-time event its legibility as art (and the artist his immortality).
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How one day they're pedestaled, and the next day they're hurt and become invisible.
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His principal innovation, financing the community from private land rents and thereby dispensing altogether with local taxation, has been forgotten in the literature of city planning; his book Garden Cities of Tomorrow ([1902] 1965) is one of those pedestaled and unread classic.
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