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Catttt Posted 11 years ago
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rearrangement of a sentence

Can I rearrange the following structure:

"Like Hirst, she presents artworks with a clean, pure and ordered aesthetic but also works with bones, blood, deformity, disease and the shattered aftermath of war and murder"

this way:

"Some of her works, like those of Hirst, embody a clean, pure and ordered aesthetic, and some others are composed of bones, blood, deformity, disease and the shattered aftermath of war and murder".

I mean is it talking about two different groups of her works, one group similar to Hirst's works and the other one different from them?
  

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No. The meaning of the sentence as written is this. Hirst presents artworks with a clean, pure and ordered aesthetic but also works with bones, blood, deformity, disease and the shattered aftermath of war and murder.

  • No.
  • The meaning of the sentence as written is this.
  • Hirst presents artworks with a clean, pure and ordered aesthetic but also works with bones, blood, deformity, disease and the shattered aftermath of war and murder.
  • She does the same.
  • ie She presents artworks with a clean, pure and ordered aesthetic but also works with bones, blood, deformity, disease and the shattered aftermath of war and murder.
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No. The meaning of the sentence as written is this.

Hirst presents artworks with a clean, pure and ordered aesthetic but also works with bones, blood, deformity, disease and the shattered aftermath of war and murder.
She does the same. ie She presents artworks with a clean, pure and or

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