The book "Слава и бесславие знаменитых античных статуй очерки истории восприяния" by [Author's name] is a comprehensive study of the evolution of the perception of ancient sculpture in the modern era. The book explores how these iconic works of art have been perceived and reinterpreted over time, from the Renaissance to the present day. Through the lens of five famous statues - Apollo Belvedere, Venus Medici, Laocoon and his Sons, Flora Farnese, and Hercules Farnese - the author examines how their fame and significance have waxed and waned, influenced by changing cultural attitudes and the discoveries of antiquity. The book begins with an introduction to the history of the rediscovery of ancient sculpture during the Renaissance, when these works were first unearthed and celebrated for their beauty and craftsmanship. As the centuries passed, however, new interpretations of these works emerged, driven by advances in archeology, philosophy, and aesthetics. The author shows how these shifting perspectives have impacted our understanding of these statues, and how they continue to shape our appreciation of them today. Throughout the book, the author emphasizes the importance of developing a personal paradigm for understanding the technological process of developing modern knowledge. This involves recognizing the need to adapt and evolve our perceptions of the past as we gain new insights and information. By embracing this approach, we can ensure that our understanding of history remains relevant and useful in the present day.

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