The Dehumanization of ArtP. Smith, 1951 - 29 pagine |
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... images , a power characteristic of the artistic sensibility ; all they require is human sensibility and willingness to sympa- thize with our neighbor's joys and worries No wonder that nineteenth century art has been so popular ; it is ...
... images , a power characteristic of the artistic sensibility ; all they require is human sensibility and willingness to sympa- thize with our neighbor's joys and worries No wonder that nineteenth century art has been so popular ; it is ...
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... images in his own mind . Notwithstanding its crudeness and the hopeless vul- garity of its subject , Pirandello's drama Six Person- ages in Search of an Author is , from the point of view of an aesthetic theory of the drama , perhaps ...
... images in his own mind . Notwithstanding its crudeness and the hopeless vul- garity of its subject , Pirandello's drama Six Person- ages in Search of an Author is , from the point of view of an aesthetic theory of the drama , perhaps ...
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... image we were given of them is followed by another in which we see their immediate life , independent of the author's definition ; and the two do not tally . At this point , the reader , afraid to lose sight of the personages at the ...
... image we were given of them is followed by another in which we see their immediate life , independent of the author's definition ; and the two do not tally . At this point , the reader , afraid to lose sight of the personages at the ...
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