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obtain a clear outward expression . Now this is to create a form which is beautiful , for the rhythmical adjustment of part to part and part to whole satisfies our craving for harmony . In order to communicate his sense of evil the ...
obtain a clear outward expression . Now this is to create a form which is beautiful , for the rhythmical adjustment of part to part and part to whole satisfies our craving for harmony . In order to communicate his sense of evil the ...
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He agrees with Veron and Tolstoy that the range of esthetic expression includes feelings of every type , whether positive or negative . But he maintains that beauty is achieved whenever these feelings are completely expressed .
He agrees with Veron and Tolstoy that the range of esthetic expression includes feelings of every type , whether positive or negative . But he maintains that beauty is achieved whenever these feelings are completely expressed .
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-The Breviary of Esthetic ( 1913 ; translated 1915 ) II Identity of Intuition and Expression There is a sure method of distinguishing true intuition , true representation , from that which is inferior to it : the spiritual fact from the ...
-The Breviary of Esthetic ( 1913 ; translated 1915 ) II Identity of Intuition and Expression There is a sure method of distinguishing true intuition , true representation , from that which is inferior to it : the spiritual fact from the ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
ART AS THE EXPRESSION | 81 |
BEAUTY | 115 |
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