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Master of the meticulous sentence and champion of the moral sense of art, Cynthia Ozick warns against the work of art as end in itself and urges instead its connection with humanity (Art print as water, and sometimes wine (PR, p. 769). Television and other forms of aural communication must be recognized as forces that have driven people away from art, robbed them of art's capacity for nurturing and redeeming the human spirit. Aural culture a free fall, a loose splash, a spill, and it can offer only ephemeral and attenuated existence, one which eschews the importance of written language for the emptiness of the spoken word (PR,
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