1. Imaginative work uch a novel， play， film， fairytale， and legend preent a more accurate and meaningful picture of human experience than do factual account. Becaue the creator of fiction hape and focu on reality rather than report it literally， their creation have a more lating ignificance.
2. The art (painting， muic， literature， etc.) reveal the otherwie hidden idea and impule of a ociety.
3. It i the artit， not the critic， who give ociety omething of lating value. A peron who evaluate work of art， uch a novel， film muic， painting， etc.
4. A long a people in a ociety are hungry or out of work or lack the baic kill needed to urvive， the ue of public reource to upport the art i inappropriate-and， perhap， even cruel-when one conider all the potential ue of uch money.
5. In order for any work of art-whether film， literature， culpture， or a ong-to have merit， it mut be undertandable to mot people.