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Pagina xviii
... the mind as an organic whole . But even here it is possible to exaggerate the differences . Freud agrees with Santayana that art is surcharged with pleasure , and with Tolstoy that it expresses emotions and not merely desires .
... the mind as an organic whole . But even here it is possible to exaggerate the differences . Freud agrees with Santayana that art is surcharged with pleasure , and with Tolstoy that it expresses emotions and not merely desires .
Pagina xxvi
The work of art may be defined as an organic unity of value - expressive constituents . The constituents include representations , connotations , and purely sensuous materials , and there is almost no value that cannot be represented ...
The work of art may be defined as an organic unity of value - expressive constituents . The constituents include representations , connotations , and purely sensuous materials , and there is almost no value that cannot be represented ...
Pagina 386
The need of empathy may be regarded as the presupposition of the artistic purpose only where this purpose inclines to the truth of organic life , that is , to naturalism in the higher sense . The feeling of happiness , which is revived ...
The need of empathy may be regarded as the presupposition of the artistic purpose only where this purpose inclines to the truth of organic life , that is , to naturalism in the higher sense . The feeling of happiness , which is revived ...
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ONE ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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