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On the hither side of the lower limit is sensation, formless matter, which the spirit
can never apprehend in itself as simple matter. This it can only possess with form
and in form, but postulates the notion of it as a mere limit. Matter, in its ...
On the hither side of the lower limit is sensation, formless matter, which the spirit
can never apprehend in itself as simple matter. This it can only possess with form
and in form, but postulates the notion of it as a mere limit. Matter, in its ...
Pagina 6
Without it no human knowledge or activity is possible ; but mere matter produces
animality, whatever is brutal and impulsive in man, not the spiritual dominion,
which is humanity. How often we strive to understand clearly what is passing
within ...
Without it no human knowledge or activity is possible ; but mere matter produces
animality, whatever is brutal and impulsive in man, not the spiritual dominion,
which is humanity. How often we strive to understand clearly what is passing
within ...
Pagina 11
Each of us, as a matter of fact, has in him a little of the poet, of the sculptor, of the
musician, of the painter, of the prose writer: but how little, as compared with those
who bear those names, just because they possess the most universal ...
Each of us, as a matter of fact, has in him a little of the poet, of the sculptor, of the
musician, of the painter, of the prose writer: but how little, as compared with those
who bear those names, just because they possess the most universal ...
Pagina 13
This would be the case if it were to operate differently on the same matter. But
since the artistic function is extended to wider fields, yet does not differ in method
from ordinary intuition, the difference between them is not intensive 7 * but ...
This would be the case if it were to operate differently on the same matter. But
since the artistic function is extended to wider fields, yet does not differ in method
from ordinary intuition, the difference between them is not intensive 7 * but ...
Pagina 15
The only thing that can be wanting to artistic genius is the reflective
consciousness, the superadded consciousness of thevo historian or critic, which
is not essential to it. The relation between matter and form, or between content
and content ...
The only thing that can be wanting to artistic genius is the reflective
consciousness, the superadded consciousness of thevo historian or critic, which
is not essential to it. The relation between matter and form, or between content
and content ...
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