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This gap , of course , is simply another representative of the mind - body gap ,
which all idealist philosophers and mechanists are so eager to get rid of : the first
by abolishing the body and the second by abolishing the mind . Unfortunately ...
This gap , of course , is simply another representative of the mind - body gap ,
which all idealist philosophers and mechanists are so eager to get rid of : the first
by abolishing the body and the second by abolishing the mind . Unfortunately ...
Pagina 223
on paper . But when you come to carry them out in the medium , then , if they are
appropriate , or if you succeed in adapting them , they become each a special
phase of the embodiment of your whole delight and interest of “ body - and - mind
...
on paper . But when you come to carry them out in the medium , then , if they are
appropriate , or if you succeed in adapting them , they become each a special
phase of the embodiment of your whole delight and interest of “ body - and - mind
...
Pagina 421
It is widely supposed that the naked human body is in itself an object upon which
the eye dwells with pleasure and which we are glad to see depicted . But anyone
who has frequented art schools and seen the shapeless , pitiful model that the ...
It is widely supposed that the naked human body is in itself an object upon which
the eye dwells with pleasure and which we are glad to see depicted . But anyone
who has frequented art schools and seen the shapeless , pitiful model that the ...
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ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
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