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We have used mathematical and geometrical abstractions so much that the
elements among which these abstract relations subsist have literally vanished ,
as points have become by definition the vanishing points of lines , and lines the ...
We have used mathematical and geometrical abstractions so much that the
elements among which these abstract relations subsist have literally vanished ,
as points have become by definition the vanishing points of lines , and lines the ...
Pagina 306
But those particular notes have become associated with many other things in our
minds , so that when they are played we no longer can fix our minds on the form ,
we are instantly invaded by the associated feelings of loyalty , devotion to ...
But those particular notes have become associated with many other things in our
minds , so that when they are played we no longer can fix our minds on the form ,
we are instantly invaded by the associated feelings of loyalty , devotion to ...
Pagina 445
2 As we realize beauty we become more fully ourselves the more our impulses
are engaged . If , as is sometimes alleged , we are the whole complex of our
impulses , this fact would explain itself . Our interest is not canalized in one
direction ...
2 As we realize beauty we become more fully ourselves the more our impulses
are engaged . If , as is sometimes alleged , we are the whole complex of our
impulses , this fact would explain itself . Our interest is not canalized in one
direction ...
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ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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