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I shall indicate the principal , or at least those that are the most important for us at this present moment of our culture . It denies , above all , that art is a physical fact : for example , certain deter- mined colors , or relations ...
I shall indicate the principal , or at least those that are the most important for us at this present moment of our culture . It denies , above all , that art is a physical fact : for example , certain deter- mined colors , or relations ...
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And since . . . these relations are peculiar to certain qualitative aspects of sensuous material , we shall not expect to find them limited to the spatial or the temporal merely . What is characteristic of color contrasts is not only ...
And since . . . these relations are peculiar to certain qualitative aspects of sensuous material , we shall not expect to find them limited to the spatial or the temporal merely . What is characteristic of color contrasts is not only ...
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Every progress in the description of the world has meant a step forward towards the understanding of causal relations and nothing else ; and every new insight into causal laws has brought new modes of de- scription .
Every progress in the description of the world has meant a step forward towards the understanding of causal relations and nothing else ; and every new insight into causal laws has brought new modes of de- scription .
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ONE ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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