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Pagina 378
I do not merely imagine things of this sort . Here again two possibilities present themselves . The imitation may be voluntary , that is , I , too , should like to have the feeling of freedom , assurance , and pride , which the other ...
I do not merely imagine things of this sort . Here again two possibilities present themselves . The imitation may be voluntary , that is , I , too , should like to have the feeling of freedom , assurance , and pride , which the other ...
Pagina 436
Description and explanation are not two separate logical tasks , but merely one - description works toward explanation , and there cannot be any descriptive analysis which does not find its real meaning in the reference to that which ...
Description and explanation are not two separate logical tasks , but merely one - description works toward explanation , and there cannot be any descriptive analysis which does not find its real meaning in the reference to that which ...
Pagina 441
But is that really the only end in our existence ; is the world really for us merely a material to be used and never a material to be enjoyed ; is the object merely a cause to produce certain effects , never an end in itself ; can our ...
But is that really the only end in our existence ; is the world really for us merely a material to be used and never a material to be enjoyed ; is the object merely a cause to produce certain effects , never an end in itself ; can our ...
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ONE ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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