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Edvard Munch's personal fears and anxieties inspired his painting The Scream. Which aesthetic theory does The Scream adhere to? emotionalism formalism imitationalism
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Edvard Munch's personal fears and anxieties inspired his painting The Scream. Which aesthetic theory does The Scream adhere to? emotionalism formalism imitationalism

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Answer:

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emotionalism

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emotionalism: how well art expresses emotions, ideas, and moods

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the answer is emotionalism
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