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DEWITT H. PARKER THE PROBLEM OF ESTHETIC FORM > I shall try to reduce the general characteristics of esthetic form to their simplest principles , hoping to provide the elements of what might be called a logic of esthetic form .
DEWITT H. PARKER THE PROBLEM OF ESTHETIC FORM > I shall try to reduce the general characteristics of esthetic form to their simplest principles , hoping to provide the elements of what might be called a logic of esthetic form .
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Balance is equality of opposing or contrasting elements . Balance is one kind of esthetic unity , for despite the opposition of the elements in balance , each needs the other and together they create a whole . Thus the blue demands the ...
Balance is equality of opposing or contrasting elements . Balance is one kind of esthetic unity , for despite the opposition of the elements in balance , each needs the other and together they create a whole . Thus the blue demands the ...
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Sometimes , although not always , there is some one element , or there may be more , of a complex work of art which ... These elements always embody the theme in an emphatic way , and have a significance far greater than any of the ...
Sometimes , although not always , there is some one element , or there may be more , of a complex work of art which ... These elements always embody the theme in an emphatic way , and have a significance far greater than any of the ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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