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There also exists today an instrument - the theory of signs - which may prove of great power in meeting the recurrent demands for insight into the essentials of human culture . 1 § 2 The utilization of the theory of signs for an ...
There also exists today an instrument - the theory of signs - which may prove of great power in meeting the recurrent demands for insight into the essentials of human culture . 1 § 2 The utilization of the theory of signs for an ...
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Soon we notice that the artist of 1860 has tried first of all to give the objects in his picture the same air and aspect that they have outside of it when they form a part of the " lived ” or human reality .
Soon we notice that the artist of 1860 has tried first of all to give the objects in his picture the same air and aspect that they have outside of it when they form a part of the " lived ” or human reality .
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One may say that such a result could be more simply obtained by putting aside totally those human forms - man , house , mountain - and building figures completely original . But this is in the first place impractical .
One may say that such a result could be more simply obtained by putting aside totally those human forms - man , house , mountain - and building figures completely original . But this is in the first place impractical .
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ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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