A Modern Book of Esthetics: An AnthologyMelvin Miller Rader Holt, 1952 - 602 pagine |
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... Clive Bell , New Republic , Volume 33 ( 1922 ) . Frederick A. Stokes Company : Art , by Clive Bell , 1913 . Yale University Press : The Analysis of Art , by DeWitt H. Parker , 1926 . University of Chicago Press : Art and the Social ...
... Clive Bell , New Republic , Volume 33 ( 1922 ) . Frederick A. Stokes Company : Art , by Clive Bell , 1913 . Yale University Press : The Analysis of Art , by DeWitt H. Parker , 1926 . University of Chicago Press : Art and the Social ...
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... CLIVE BELL ( 1881- ) , many of whose ideas , incidentally , are shared by Roger Fry . ' Bell agrees with Tolstoy that art is the language of emo- tions , but he thinks that there is a peculiarly esthetic emo- tion , quite different from ...
... CLIVE BELL ( 1881- ) , many of whose ideas , incidentally , are shared by Roger Fry . ' Bell agrees with Tolstoy that art is the language of emo- tions , but he thinks that there is a peculiarly esthetic emo- tion , quite different from ...
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An Anthology Melvin Miller Rader. CLIVE BELL SIGNIFICANT FORM I The Esthetic Hypothesis The starting - point for all systems of esthetics must be the personal experience of a peculiar emotion . The ... Clive Bell: Significant Form From Art.
An Anthology Melvin Miller Rader. CLIVE BELL SIGNIFICANT FORM I The Esthetic Hypothesis The starting - point for all systems of esthetics must be the personal experience of a peculiar emotion . The ... Clive Bell: Significant Form From Art.
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Having an Experience From Art as | 62 |
Intuition | 89 |
Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
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