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... no simple answer to our question : What is art ? But we can say , to begin with , that common to all works of art is something 1 I have omitted a brief introductory section and certain other parts Read's chapter and have renumbered ...
... no simple answer to our question : What is art ? But we can say , to begin with , that common to all works of art is something 1 I have omitted a brief introductory section and certain other parts Read's chapter and have renumbered ...
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Actually , in a work of art , we are rarely concerned with a simple reaction to a single color , though it has been demonstrated that the apprehension or appreciation of a single color may be esthetic . But more generally we are ...
Actually , in a work of art , we are rarely concerned with a simple reaction to a single color , though it has been demonstrated that the apprehension or appreciation of a single color may be esthetic . But more generally we are ...
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I am sorry that the matter is by no means so simple ! If what we attributed to each single shape was only the precise action which we happen to be accomplishing in the process of looking at it , Empathy would indeed be a simple business ...
I am sorry that the matter is by no means so simple ! If what we attributed to each single shape was only the precise action which we happen to be accomplishing in the process of looking at it , Empathy would indeed be a simple business ...
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Reality and Imagination | 3 |
Intuition | 89 |
Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
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