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I do not mean to say that the artist makes light of his work and his profession ; but they interest him precisely because they are of no transcendent importance . For a real understanding of what is happening let us compare the role art ...
I do not mean to say that the artist makes light of his work and his profession ; but they interest him precisely because they are of no transcendent importance . For a real understanding of what is happening let us compare the role art ...
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In its beginnings the plot may have seemed to form its most important part . Later it appeared that what really matters is not the story which is told but that the story , whatever it might be , should be told well .
In its beginnings the plot may have seemed to form its most important part . Later it appeared that what really matters is not the story which is told but that the story , whatever it might be , should be told well .
Pagina 73
However , the most important structural peculiarity of Dostoevski's novels is harder to explain ; I will return to it later . But let me here add that this habit of confusing instead of defining ...
However , the most important structural peculiarity of Dostoevski's novels is harder to explain ; I will return to it later . But let me here add that this habit of confusing instead of defining ...
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The Dehumanization of Art, and Other Writings on Art and Culture José Ortega y Gasset Visualizzazione estratti - 1956 |
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