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Pagina 217
We are not trying to decide whether classicism or romanticism is right , not
whether these words have been correctly defined , but we are trying to abolish an
antithesis which every one feels to be arbitrary . The " classic " idea of classicism
will ...
We are not trying to decide whether classicism or romanticism is right , not
whether these words have been correctly defined , but we are trying to abolish an
antithesis which every one feels to be arbitrary . The " classic " idea of classicism
will ...
Pagina 220
The great weakness of the neo - classicists is that they set out to feel only what
they have already comprehended . That is not the procedure of true classicism ,
which is to throw a new world of feeling open to the intelligence . This is clearly to
...
The great weakness of the neo - classicists is that they set out to feel only what
they have already comprehended . That is not the procedure of true classicism ,
which is to throw a new world of feeling open to the intelligence . This is clearly to
...
Pagina 221
is a classicist because the measure of his feelings and his humors is not given by
themselves , but by a rational judgment . ... Classicism strives to be complete ,
even to its own detriment , and it does not feel itself complete unless it appeals to
...
is a classicist because the measure of his feelings and his humors is not given by
themselves , but by a rational judgment . ... Classicism strives to be complete ,
even to its own detriment , and it does not feel itself complete unless it appeals to
...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
ART THE RELIEVER | 107 |
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