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It was what Oswald Spengler calls it , the creation of a spiritual space , " wide and eternal , " which responds to the imperious need of Western man for a symbol of distance and the infinite . When with Bougureau space becomes only a ...
It was what Oswald Spengler calls it , the creation of a spiritual space , " wide and eternal , " which responds to the imperious need of Western man for a symbol of distance and the infinite . When with Bougureau space becomes only a ...
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In each of these three men , the conquest of judgment marks the culmination of spiritual growth . Classicism strives to be complete , even to its own detriment , and it does not feel itself complete unless it appeals to the intelligence ...
In each of these three men , the conquest of judgment marks the culmination of spiritual growth . Classicism strives to be complete , even to its own detriment , and it does not feel itself complete unless it appeals to the intelligence ...
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A similar reconciliation seems to me possible between the opposites " sensual " and " spiritual , " " individual " and " typical . " That the appeal of Art is sensuous , even sensual , must be taken as an indisputable fact .
A similar reconciliation seems to me possible between the opposites " sensual " and " spiritual , " " individual " and " typical . " That the appeal of Art is sensuous , even sensual , must be taken as an indisputable fact .
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
ART AS THE EXPRESSION | 81 |
BEAUTY | 115 |
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