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Why these beautiful things do not move us as works of art move us is another , and not an esthetic , question . For our immediate purpose we have to discover only what quality is common to objects that do move us as works of art .
Why these beautiful things do not move us as works of art move us is another , and not an esthetic , question . For our immediate purpose we have to discover only what quality is common to objects that do move us as works of art .
Pagina 322
Having made it clear that by “ significant form ” I mean arrangements and combinations that move us in a particular way , I willingly join hands with those who prefer to give a different name to the same thing .
Having made it clear that by “ significant form ” I mean arrangements and combinations that move us in a particular way , I willingly join hands with those who prefer to give a different name to the same thing .
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So far as a work of art appeals to our common instincts and our deepest emotions , it can move men of whatever age or culture . It may from accident of language and fashion and national or religious bigotry come in and out of popularity ...
So far as a work of art appeals to our common instincts and our deepest emotions , it can move men of whatever age or culture . It may from accident of language and fashion and national or religious bigotry come in and out of popularity ...
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