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What function ( it is asked ) can a world of pure images possess in the spirit of man , without philosophical , historical , religious or scientific value , and without even moral or hedonistic value ? What is more vain than to dream ...
What function ( it is asked ) can a world of pure images possess in the spirit of man , without philosophical , historical , religious or scientific value , and without even moral or hedonistic value ? What is more vain than to dream ...
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He advances , like Bell , an anti - democratic theory of art as pure form . " In proportion as art becomes purer , " he writes , " the number of people to whom it appeals gets less . It cuts out all the romantic overtones of life which ...
He advances , like Bell , an anti - democratic theory of art as pure form . " In proportion as art becomes purer , " he writes , " the number of people to whom it appeals gets less . It cuts out all the romantic overtones of life which ...
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Pure form to the detriment of representational fidelity , or representational fidelity to the detriment of pure form -both are esthetically mistaken ; for both tend to suppress an essential factor of the artistic appeal .
Pure form to the detriment of representational fidelity , or representational fidelity to the detriment of pure form -both are esthetically mistaken ; for both tend to suppress an essential factor of the artistic appeal .
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
ART AS THE EXPRESSION | 81 |
BEAUTY | 115 |
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