Influence
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| '''''Influence''''' is a term that refers to the ability to indirectly [[control]] or affect the actions of [[other]] people or things. The meaning of influence therefore depends on who or what is being [[affect]]ed, and [[Purpose|to what end]]. | '''''Influence''''' is a term that refers to the ability to indirectly [[control]] or affect the actions of [[other]] people or things. The meaning of influence therefore depends on who or what is being [[affect]]ed, and [[Purpose|to what end]]. | ||
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Influence is a term that refers to the ability to indirectly control or affect the actions of other people or things. The meaning of influence therefore depends on who or what is being affected, and to what end.
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Social influence
- Social influence derives from an interpersonal relationship.
Art historical influence
In art and art history, influence refers to structures (a "style") or imagery (contents) which are subsequently imitated. For example, Alfred Hitchcock was a highly influential film director
In 2004, Marcel Duchamp's porcelain urinal Ready-Made (1917) was named the world's most influential piece of modern art in a survey of 500 artists, curators, critics and dealers.
Power (sociology)
- Power (sociology), where one person may influence another.
Cultural imperialism
- Cultural imperialism, when one culture influences another.
Related keywords
avant-garde - avant la lettre - futurism - greatness - innovation - precursor - early - cult of originality - power - proto - seminal (work)
See also
- The Anxiety of Influence (1973) - Harold Bloom
