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The simple answer to this question takes us , I believe , to the precise root and source of the whole principle of esthetic expressiveness . We should begin , I am convinced , from the very simplest facts . Why do artists make different ...
The simple answer to this question takes us , I believe , to the precise root and source of the whole principle of esthetic expressiveness . We should begin , I am convinced , from the very simplest facts . Why do artists make different ...
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it may suggest a scientific statement ( “ This mode of application best realizes the value in question " ) ; it has an irreducible rhetorical or imperative component ( “ Apply the paint in the way described ! " ) .
it may suggest a scientific statement ( “ This mode of application best realizes the value in question " ) ; it has an irreducible rhetorical or imperative component ( “ Apply the paint in the way described ! " ) .
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If substance and form mean anything in the poem , then each is involved in the other , and the question in which of them the value lies has no sense . No doubt you may say , speaking loosely , that in this poet or poem the aspect of ...
If substance and form mean anything in the poem , then each is involved in the other , and the question in which of them the value lies has no sense . No doubt you may say , speaking loosely , that in this poet or poem the aspect of ...
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