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For the artist has an audience only in so far as people hear him expressing himself , and understand what they hear ... Now , if one person says something by way of expressing what is in his mind , and another hears and understands him ...
For the artist has an audience only in so far as people hear him expressing himself , and understand what they hear ... Now , if one person says something by way of expressing what is in his mind , and another hears and understands him ...
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If they cannot grasp musical form and win from it a pure esthetic emotion , they confess that they understand music imperfectly or not at all . They recognize quite clearly that there is a difference between the feeling of the musician ...
If they cannot grasp musical form and win from it a pure esthetic emotion , they confess that they understand music imperfectly or not at all . They recognize quite clearly that there is a difference between the feeling of the musician ...
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It is obvious that one cannot understand the unintelligible . But it is next to obvious that one can understand why it is unintelligible . If to be intelligible means to be translatable into words , then there are plenty of ...
It is obvious that one cannot understand the unintelligible . But it is next to obvious that one can understand why it is unintelligible . If to be intelligible means to be translatable into words , then there are plenty of ...
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THE MEANING OF ART | 1 |
THE CREATIVE PROCESS | 23 |
EXPRESSION OF EMOTION | 50 |
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