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Pagina 225
He is possessed , as so often is the case with him , by a fundamental truth , so
intensely that he seems incapable of apprehending what more is absolutely
necessary to its realization . Beauty , he sees , is for the mind and in the mind .
He is possessed , as so often is the case with him , by a fundamental truth , so
intensely that he seems incapable of apprehending what more is absolutely
necessary to its realization . Beauty , he sees , is for the mind and in the mind .
Pagina 281
... with Blake ' s manifestoes ; but equally , though less obtrusively , with every
passage which seems to make a statement , or depend upon an assumption ,
that a reader may dissent from , without thereby giving proof of mental
derangement .
... with Blake ' s manifestoes ; but equally , though less obtrusively , with every
passage which seems to make a statement , or depend upon an assumption ,
that a reader may dissent from , without thereby giving proof of mental
derangement .
Pagina 322
This unique expression , which cannot be replaced by any other , still seems to
be trying to express something beyond itself . And this , we feel , is also what the
other arts , and religion , and philosophy are trying to express : and that is what ...
This unique expression , which cannot be replaced by any other , still seems to
be trying to express something beyond itself . And this , we feel , is also what the
other arts , and religion , and philosophy are trying to express : and that is what ...
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ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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