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that the poet or the artist expresses his emotions in his works is indisputable.
There is a whole class of artists who produce mostly under the strain of an
emotion. Usually it is love, but it can also be anger (facit indignatio versum, "
indignation ...
that the poet or the artist expresses his emotions in his works is indisputable.
There is a whole class of artists who produce mostly under the strain of an
emotion. Usually it is love, but it can also be anger (facit indignatio versum, "
indignation ...
Pagina 66
By saying that a work symbolizes the representations or emotions it causes within
us, we may hope to reduce to one the two separate fields of science and art.
Indeed, the notion of symbol can be applied to language, whose words express ...
By saying that a work symbolizes the representations or emotions it causes within
us, we may hope to reduce to one the two separate fields of science and art.
Indeed, the notion of symbol can be applied to language, whose words express ...
Pagina 67
They do it even better, for the work of art, especially in poetry and music, can
suggest emotions of a variety, fluidity and delicacy which words are unable to
express. How would language convey the subtle variations of mood stirred in us
by one ...
They do it even better, for the work of art, especially in poetry and music, can
suggest emotions of a variety, fluidity and delicacy which words are unable to
express. How would language convey the subtle variations of mood stirred in us
by one ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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