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Pagina 131
The adult , on the other hand , is ashamed of his daydreams and conceals them
from other people ; he cherishes them as his most intimate possessions and as a
rule he would rather confess all his misdeeds than tell his daydreams . For this ...
The adult , on the other hand , is ashamed of his daydreams and conceals them
from other people ; he cherishes them as his most intimate possessions and as a
rule he would rather confess all his misdeeds than tell his daydreams . For this ...
Pagina 183
The hand moves with etching needle or with brush . The eye attends and reports
the consequence of what is done . Because of this intimate connection ,
subsequent doing is cumulative and not a matter of caprice nor yet of routine .
The hand moves with etching needle or with brush . The eye attends and reports
the consequence of what is done . Because of this intimate connection ,
subsequent doing is cumulative and not a matter of caprice nor yet of routine .
Pagina 439
In fancy , or in superstition , we might mentally connect any objects whatever in
the world , but that would not be knowledge ; and , on the other hand , we might ,
in a sensual enjoyment , give over our whole mind to anything which captured
our ...
In fancy , or in superstition , we might mentally connect any objects whatever in
the world , but that would not be knowledge ; and , on the other hand , we might ,
in a sensual enjoyment , give over our whole mind to anything which captured
our ...
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ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
ART AS INTUITION | 77 |
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