This collection of hard-hitting and highly readable essays reflects
Gombrich's preoccupation with the central questions of value and
tradition in our culture. He confronts - with characteristic
incision and erudition - some of the most urgent issues that
challenge today's students of art and civilization. His topics
include a series of radical proposals for the reform of higher
education, an assault on the notion of relativism and a heartfelt
plea for the conservation of our cities, alongside
thought-provoking and engaging studies of the works of Oskar
Kokoschka, Abram Games, Saul Steinberg and Henri Cartier-Bresson.
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