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Pagina 33
... we cannot ponder sufficiently : we feel differently affected by musical
instruments although we cannot make them pronounce words : cum organis
quibus sermo exprimi non potest , affici animos in diversum habitum sentiamus (
Inst . , I , 12 ) .
... we cannot ponder sufficiently : we feel differently affected by musical
instruments although we cannot make them pronounce words : cum organis
quibus sermo exprimi non potest , affici animos in diversum habitum sentiamus (
Inst . , I , 12 ) .
Pagina 62
What the work expresses , according to them , is not the artist ' s feeling , but a
certain general feeling , or even feeling in general , feeling qua feeling , which
ends in being the feeling of life . Let us try to do justice to this particular position .
What the work expresses , according to them , is not the artist ' s feeling , but a
certain general feeling , or even feeling in general , feeling qua feeling , which
ends in being the feeling of life . Let us try to do justice to this particular position .
Pagina 143
On some , poetry produces a similar effect ; others feel an irresistible urge to
deface beautiful paintings or to stifle a literary emotion . Who has not endured at
the theater a neighbor possessed with an urge to speak ? The most discreet
among ...
On some , poetry produces a similar effect ; others feel an irresistible urge to
deface beautiful paintings or to stifle a literary emotion . Who has not endured at
the theater a neighbor possessed with an urge to speak ? The most discreet
among ...
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