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The artist always exercises a unique function and always expresses the unique and specific qualities of valueexperience . Consequently , the isolationist theory is correct in emphasizing the individual rôle and the unique vision of the ...
The artist always exercises a unique function and always expresses the unique and specific qualities of valueexperience . Consequently , the isolationist theory is correct in emphasizing the individual rôle and the unique vision of the ...
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a also exercising a fundamental human function which has its generic aspects and its roots in the social life of mankind . Therefore the artist is not like a mere neurotic , who is a prisoner of his own delusions , locked up in a self ...
a also exercising a fundamental human function which has its generic aspects and its roots in the social life of mankind . Therefore the artist is not like a mere neurotic , who is a prisoner of his own delusions , locked up in a self ...
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He has been warning us of the provisional nature of the spheres into which he has divided the human mind , and of the possibility that their function may vary from person to person , particularly as a result of mental disease .
He has been warning us of the provisional nature of the spheres into which he has divided the human mind , and of the possibility that their function may vary from person to person , particularly as a result of mental disease .
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