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The former always stops at illusion ; the latter is always intended to lead to success . A man who seriously woos a woman , or a woman who seeks to seduce a man , does not play . A man , on the other hand , who without serious ...
The former always stops at illusion ; the latter is always intended to lead to success . A man who seriously woos a woman , or a woman who seeks to seduce a man , does not play . A man , on the other hand , who without serious ...
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This make - believe may involve the drollest illusions , the strangest degradations , and I have never observed that ... since his need for dramatic illusion is satisfied through histrionic art and dramatic poetry That the transition ...
This make - believe may involve the drollest illusions , the strangest degradations , and I have never observed that ... since his need for dramatic illusion is satisfied through histrionic art and dramatic poetry That the transition ...
Pagina 35
The perfection of artistic illusion represents a transitory stage between belief or superstition , on the one hand , and unbelief or knowledge , research , and criticism , on the other . This period is for peoples , as well as for ...
The perfection of artistic illusion represents a transitory stage between belief or superstition , on the one hand , and unbelief or knowledge , research , and criticism , on the other . This period is for peoples , as well as for ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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