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tion : we find it present in the most angelic instinct " love " ; we find it as the great stimulus to life — thus art is sublimely utilitarian , even in the fact that it lies . . . . But we should be wrong to halt at its power to lie ...
tion : we find it present in the most angelic instinct " love " ; we find it as the great stimulus to life — thus art is sublimely utilitarian , even in the fact that it lies . . . . But we should be wrong to halt at its power to lie ...
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So we have a reality consisting of permanent and highly obstinate facts , and permanent and highly obstinate human nature . ... Men have in fact obtained more power over matter , but to change it is impossible .
So we have a reality consisting of permanent and highly obstinate facts , and permanent and highly obstinate human nature . ... Men have in fact obtained more power over matter , but to change it is impossible .
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Nevertheless , this one fact , the agony of the man , offers itself to each one of them in a different aspect . So different are these aspects that they scarcely have a common nucleus . The difference between what the fact is for the ...
Nevertheless , this one fact , the agony of the man , offers itself to each one of them in a different aspect . So different are these aspects that they scarcely have a common nucleus . The difference between what the fact is for the ...
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