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The few very brief excerpts - as in the case of Wilde - present an idea no more tersely than in the original source . I have avoided snippity fragments , but I have counted brevity a virtue if the original thought is unmutilated .
The few very brief excerpts - as in the case of Wilde - present an idea no more tersely than in the original source . I have avoided snippity fragments , but I have counted brevity a virtue if the original thought is unmutilated .
Pagina 112
That is to say , Picasso has passed from the age of true childish inspira- tion , through years of conceptual and technical training , back to the original vision which is not childish , but has all the originality of the child's eye ...
That is to say , Picasso has passed from the age of true childish inspira- tion , through years of conceptual and technical training , back to the original vision which is not childish , but has all the originality of the child's eye ...
Pagina 163
How is the latent content contained in the original words and not contained in the sense of the words - that is , in the portions of external reality which the words symbolize ? The emotions are not associated affectively with the ...
How is the latent content contained in the original words and not contained in the sense of the words - that is , in the portions of external reality which the words symbolize ? The emotions are not associated affectively with the ...
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ONE ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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