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pjbasis posted...

I said there's a lens for viewing things without context

Sure. It's giving it way too much credit to call it the "artistic" lens.

I personally think it's a pretty useless thing to think about too. Even in the child example, it's the parents who bought the book, so their context is relevant. Also if the child likes the book, why is that? Half of the first book is about real world England and a kid being bullied, so they obviously connect it to their real life experiences somehow.