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Pagina 61
For while an artist can express himself in his works , he could express himself
without being an artist . What makes selfexpression beautiful is not that it is
expression , but rather that , taken in itself , it is a thing of beauty enjoyable for its
own ...
For while an artist can express himself in his works , he could express himself
without being an artist . What makes selfexpression beautiful is not that it is
expression , but rather that , taken in itself , it is a thing of beauty enjoyable for its
own ...
Pagina 63
To express oneself is always the act of someone making his thought known by
communicating it through the channel of language . An object never expresses
anything in that sense because it neither thinks nor speaks ; only a being
endowed ...
To express oneself is always the act of someone making his thought known by
communicating it through the channel of language . An object never expresses
anything in that sense because it neither thinks nor speaks ; only a being
endowed ...
Pagina 66
A man is not an artist when he feels so sorry that he actually cries , but when an
actor pretends to cry in order to signify sorrow , he is indeed an artist , precisely
because he does not feel sorrow and has nothing to express . Even if he
succeeds ...
A man is not an artist when he feels so sorry that he actually cries , but when an
actor pretends to cry in order to signify sorrow , he is indeed an artist , precisely
because he does not feel sorrow and has nothing to express . Even if he
succeeds ...
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