The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 52
... become professors of literature and music composers become conductors of orches- tras . Works of mere talent are not infrequently found among those of creative artists : quandoque bonus dormitat Homerus . That a work contains nothing ...
... become professors of literature and music composers become conductors of orches- tras . Works of mere talent are not infrequently found among those of creative artists : quandoque bonus dormitat Homerus . That a work contains nothing ...
Pagina 140
... become still more evident in the theologians ' embarrassment when they come to grips with the problem of creation . The universe of becoming looks to them as if it took a creator to account for its existence , but once the creator is ...
... become still more evident in the theologians ' embarrassment when they come to grips with the problem of creation . The universe of becoming looks to them as if it took a creator to account for its existence , but once the creator is ...
Pagina 155
... become professional critics , will teach writers how to write plays that they themselves could not write . Transcendental philistinism then becomes professional philistinism . It may be argued that the purpose of teaching art in schools ...
... become professional critics , will teach writers how to write plays that they themselves could not write . Transcendental philistinism then becomes professional philistinism . It may be argued that the purpose of teaching art in schools ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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