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PREFACE In preparing this new edition , I have been guided by a number of criteria : the originality , profundity , clarity , and stylistic excellence of the original works ; the avoidance of repetition ; the extent to which the ...
PREFACE In preparing this new edition , I have been guided by a number of criteria : the originality , profundity , clarity , and stylistic excellence of the original works ; the avoidance of repetition ; the extent to which the ...
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But Read quotes copiously from the original works and interprets their significance with great insight . Freud's psychological and Marx's sociological theories had a profound influence upon Christopher St. John Sprigg , who wrote under ...
But Read quotes copiously from the original works and interprets their significance with great insight . Freud's psychological and Marx's sociological theories had a profound influence upon Christopher St. John Sprigg , who wrote under ...
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... are the origin of a particular work of art ; it shows us why this impulse must be elaborated and disguised and given a synthetic unity quite foreign to its original nature ; 8 6 and finally it explains why the artist is required to.
... are the origin of a particular work of art ; it shows us why this impulse must be elaborated and disguised and given a synthetic unity quite foreign to its original nature ; 8 6 and finally it explains why the artist is required to.
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