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Pagina 76
But it has been the mistake of the intellectualist tradition in esthetics to regard the
interest in knowledge as the sole interest in art , whereas all other interests may
with equal right be satisfied there , and the interest in understanding invariably ...
But it has been the mistake of the intellectualist tradition in esthetics to regard the
interest in knowledge as the sole interest in art , whereas all other interests may
with equal right be satisfied there , and the interest in understanding invariably ...
Pagina 172
... the unity of “ interest , ” and the interest would have to be in its turn dissolved in
the interest of the spirit of the poet - that is , in his intimate aspiration , in his
feeling . The negative issue of the great dispute between classicists and
romanticists ...
... the unity of “ interest , ” and the interest would have to be in its turn dissolved in
the interest of the spirit of the poet - that is , in his intimate aspiration , in his
feeling . The negative issue of the great dispute between classicists and
romanticists ...
Pagina 351
The particular directions of young art are of little interest to me and with very few
exceptions particular works of art possess even less interest . But in turn , my
valuation of the new artistic products should not be of interest to any one . Writers
...
The particular directions of young art are of little interest to me and with very few
exceptions particular works of art possess even less interest . But in turn , my
valuation of the new artistic products should not be of interest to any one . Writers
...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
ART THE RELIEVER | 107 |
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