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But when you come to carry them out in the medium , then , if they are appropriate , or if you succeed in adapting them , they become each a special phase of the embodiment of your whole delight and interest of " body - and - mind ” in ...
But when you come to carry them out in the medium , then , if they are appropriate , or if you succeed in adapting them , they become each a special phase of the embodiment of your whole delight and interest of " body - and - mind ” in ...
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In short , the meaning of the whole is not something additional to the elements of the work of art , but their cooperative deed . This principle cannot , however , be described in so external a fashion . For the unity of a work of art ...
In short , the meaning of the whole is not something additional to the elements of the work of art , but their cooperative deed . This principle cannot , however , be described in so external a fashion . For the unity of a work of art ...
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VII [ The plot must be a whole , complete in itself , and of adequate magnitude . ] These principles being established , let us now discuss the proper structure of the Plot , since this is the first and most important thing in Tragedy .
VII [ The plot must be a whole , complete in itself , and of adequate magnitude . ] These principles being established , let us now discuss the proper structure of the Plot , since this is the first and most important thing in Tragedy .
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