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The novel uses words grammatically so as sharply to exclude all meanings and therefore all affective tones , except one clear piece of reality , and then derives the emotional content from this piece of reality and its active relation ...
The novel uses words grammatically so as sharply to exclude all meanings and therefore all affective tones , except one clear piece of reality , and then derives the emotional content from this piece of reality and its active relation ...
Pagina 166
The whole forms the specific fused glow which is that poem's affective organization or emotional attitude to its meaning . Hence the same word has a different affective coloration in one poem from what it has in another , and it is for ...
The whole forms the specific fused glow which is that poem's affective organization or emotional attitude to its meaning . Hence the same word has a different affective coloration in one poem from what it has in another , and it is for ...
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The intimate nature of emotion is manifested in the experience of one watching a play on the stage or reading a novel . It attends the development of a ... Experience is emotional but there are no separate things called emotions in it .
The intimate nature of emotion is manifested in the experience of one watching a play on the stage or reading a novel . It attends the development of a ... Experience is emotional but there are no separate things called emotions in it .
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ONE ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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