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pursue as their proximate end the creation of beauty . ... in the artist ' s soul was
neither that of Tristan for Isolde , nor even his own love for Mathilde Wesendonck
, but , rather , his passionate love for the musical drama he was then creating .
pursue as their proximate end the creation of beauty . ... in the artist ' s soul was
neither that of Tristan for Isolde , nor even his own love for Mathilde Wesendonck
, but , rather , his passionate love for the musical drama he was then creating .
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ART AS CREATIVE INTUITIÓN These difficulties , and others , encourage some
philosophers to emphasize invention rather than imitation , but because they still
want art to remain a cognition , they conceive it as an intuition creating its object .
ART AS CREATIVE INTUITIÓN These difficulties , and others , encourage some
philosophers to emphasize invention rather than imitation , but because they still
want art to remain a cognition , they conceive it as an intuition creating its object .
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Etienne Gilson. as has been said , the psychological observation of artistic
creation necessarily expresses in terms of cognition what is really a production .
Art and the science of art are heterogeneous . One of the principal causes of
obscurity ...
Etienne Gilson. as has been said , the psychological observation of artistic
creation necessarily expresses in terms of cognition what is really a production .
Art and the science of art are heterogeneous . One of the principal causes of
obscurity ...
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