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It is enough to possess human sensibility and to 'allow the anxieties and joys of
others to echo within one's self. One can understand then why the art of the
nineteenth century has been so popular: it was made for the undifferentiated
masses ...
It is enough to possess human sensibility and to 'allow the anxieties and joys of
others to echo within one's self. One can understand then why the art of the
nineteenth century has been so popular: it was made for the undifferentiated
masses ...
Pagina 353
mistakes of the traditional artist point toward the "human object." They are failures
on the road towards it. . . . In the new picture the contrary happens: it is not that
the painter errs, nor that his deviations from the "natural" (nat- ural=human) fail to
...
mistakes of the traditional artist point toward the "human object." They are failures
on the road towards it. . . . In the new picture the contrary happens: it is not that
the painter errs, nor that his deviations from the "natural" (nat- ural=human) fail to
...
Pagina 354
In the second place— and this is most important— the art of which we are talking
is not only inhuman because it does not contain human things but it actively
consists of the dehumanizing operation. In its flight away from the human it does
not ...
In the second place— and this is most important— the art of which we are talking
is not only inhuman because it does not contain human things but it actively
consists of the dehumanizing operation. In its flight away from the human it does
not ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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