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Imitation as reproduction or representation of the real - in other words , imitation materially considered — is merely a means , not an end ; it relates , along with manual dexterity , to the artistic activity , but no more constitutes ...
Imitation as reproduction or representation of the real - in other words , imitation materially considered — is merely a means , not an end ; it relates , along with manual dexterity , to the artistic activity , but no more constitutes ...
Pagina 378
I imitate the movements . In doing so I feel active . I feel the effort , the resistance to obstacles , the act of overcoming , the joy of succeeding . I feel all this actually . I do not merely imagine things of this sort .
I imitate the movements . In doing so I feel active . I feel the effort , the resistance to obstacles , the act of overcoming , the joy of succeeding . I feel all this actually . I do not merely imagine things of this sort .
Pagina 379
This is esthetic imitation and this imitation is at the same time esthetic empathy . Here the whole emphasis must be laid on the " identity " which exists for my consciousness . This must be taken in the strictest sense .
This is esthetic imitation and this imitation is at the same time esthetic empathy . Here the whole emphasis must be laid on the " identity " which exists for my consciousness . This must be taken in the strictest sense .
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ONE ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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