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Pagina 29
Its wholeness or integrity consists in its lacking nothing essential to its nature ,
and since what could be lacking would be a certain amount of being , wholeness
and being are one . The same remark applies to another name sometimes given
to ...
Its wholeness or integrity consists in its lacking nothing essential to its nature ,
and since what could be lacking would be a certain amount of being , wholeness
and being are one . The same remark applies to another name sometimes given
to ...
Pagina 43
The same remark applies to beautiful literary descriptions of disgusting objects
and scenes , as well as to systematically discordant music . As to pieces of
sculpture , painting or writing devoid of all meaning , they create an
embarrassment of ...
The same remark applies to beautiful literary descriptions of disgusting objects
and scenes , as well as to systematically discordant music . As to pieces of
sculpture , painting or writing devoid of all meaning , they create an
embarrassment of ...
Pagina 47
The same applies to all the arts . A . E . Housman has perfectly expressed the
cumulative nature of the various orders of beauty in his remarkable essay on The
Name and Nature of Poetry : " If a man is insensible to poetry , it does not follow ...
The same applies to all the arts . A . E . Housman has perfectly expressed the
cumulative nature of the various orders of beauty in his remarkable essay on The
Name and Nature of Poetry : " If a man is insensible to poetry , it does not follow ...
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