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A form of contextualism. Instrumentalism finds excellence, not in the form itself, but in the degree to which an artwork or aesthetic performance can stimulate people to make some conceptual change or undertake some action that has a bearing on the social world. Propaganda art, religious art, and advertising are examples of instrumentalism.

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