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We might begin by assuming that the artist himself feels so strongly and puts so much of this feeling into his work of art , that the work of art becomes as it were infectious , and communicates what the artist felt to anyone who looks ...
We might begin by assuming that the artist himself feels so strongly and puts so much of this feeling into his work of art , that the work of art becomes as it were infectious , and communicates what the artist felt to anyone who looks ...
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If we look at the street itself we are almost sure to adjust ourselves in some way to its actual existence . We recognize an acquaintance , and wonder why he looks so dejected this morning , or become interested in a new fashion in hats ...
If we look at the street itself we are almost sure to adjust ourselves in some way to its actual existence . We recognize an acquaintance , and wonder why he looks so dejected this morning , or become interested in a new fashion in hats ...
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So literal and indisputable a statement of the case , I answer , that it explains , when we come to examine it , why we should have a thought of rising when we look at the mountain , since we cannot look at the mountain , nor at a tree ...
So literal and indisputable a statement of the case , I answer , that it explains , when we come to examine it , why we should have a thought of rising when we look at the mountain , since we cannot look at the mountain , nor at a tree ...
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Reality and Imagination | 3 |
Intuition | 89 |
Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
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