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The latter , whose chief object is to express the feelings and ideas , and , through them , to manifest the power of conception and expansion possessed by the artist , must obviously be estimated , partly at least , by the moral or ...
The latter , whose chief object is to express the feelings and ideas , and , through them , to manifest the power of conception and expansion possessed by the artist , must obviously be estimated , partly at least , by the moral or ...
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Here our idea of things is composed exclusively of perceptual elements , of the ideas of form and of motion . The beauty of objects , however , forms an exception to this rule . Beauty is an emotional element , a pleasure of ours ...
Here our idea of things is composed exclusively of perceptual elements , of the ideas of form and of motion . The beauty of objects , however , forms an exception to this rule . Beauty is an emotional element , a pleasure of ours ...
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ತು want termina G at had from Claudel , their sensibility from Proust , their ideas from James and Bergson . The harmony and the unity they invoke should be a summa , an integration , but not a substitution .
ತು want termina G at had from Claudel , their sensibility from Proust , their ideas from James and Bergson . The harmony and the unity they invoke should be a summa , an integration , but not a substitution .
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