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Pagina 114
Compared with Homer , Archilochus appalls us by his cries of hatred and scorn , by his drunken outbursts of desire . Therefore is not he , who has been called the first subjective artist , essentially the non - artist ?
Compared with Homer , Archilochus appalls us by his cries of hatred and scorn , by his drunken outbursts of desire . Therefore is not he , who has been called the first subjective artist , essentially the non - artist ?
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295 ) : " It is the subject of the will , i.e. , his own volition , which fills the consciousness of the singer , often as a released and satisfied desire ( joy ) , but still oftener as an inhibited desire ( grief ) , always as an ...
295 ) : " It is the subject of the will , i.e. , his own volition , which fills the consciousness of the singer , often as a released and satisfied desire ( joy ) , but still oftener as an inhibited desire ( grief ) , always as an ...
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Or to put the same thing in a different way , a work of art is a reconstruction of sensuous reality into an image of desire . Art is expression , a language , but what it expresses is a dream . Now what I hope to show is that aesthetic ...
Or to put the same thing in a different way , a work of art is a reconstruction of sensuous reality into an image of desire . Art is expression , a language , but what it expresses is a dream . Now what I hope to show is that aesthetic ...
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THE MEANING OF ART | 1 |
THE CREATIVE PROCESS | 23 |
EXPRESSION OF EMOTION | 50 |
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