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But the so - called formalists have not been content with emphasizing " form " thus broadly interpreted . They have sought to isolate the factor of sheer abstract design , to the exclusion of connotations and representations .
But the so - called formalists have not been content with emphasizing " form " thus broadly interpreted . They have sought to isolate the factor of sheer abstract design , to the exclusion of connotations and representations .
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Whenever so - called means remain external and servile , and so - called ends are enjoyed objects whose further causative status is unperceived , ignored or denied , the situation consists of affairs in which the problem has not been ...
Whenever so - called means remain external and servile , and so - called ends are enjoyed objects whose further causative status is unperceived , ignored or denied , the situation consists of affairs in which the problem has not been ...
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It makes little difference what the source and the character be called . By strict logic it makes literally no difference . For if the quality of the esthetic experience is by concep- tion unique , then the words employed to describe it ...
It makes little difference what the source and the character be called . By strict logic it makes literally no difference . For if the quality of the esthetic experience is by concep- tion unique , then the words employed to describe it ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
ART AS THE EXPRESSION | 81 |
THEORIES OF INTUITION AND TECH | 153 |
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