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Pagina 93
dated , but they are not outdated with respect to nature , and still less with respect
to art . In both orders , “ matter remains and form passes away ” ; in both orders ,
matter is what subsists as subject of the change when a being is in the process ...
dated , but they are not outdated with respect to nature , and still less with respect
to art . In both orders , “ matter remains and form passes away ” ; in both orders ,
matter is what subsists as subject of the change when a being is in the process ...
Pagina 157
The main thing — from the very first moment of initiation into art — is to respect
the primacy of making over knowing . A class in drawing or in solfeggio teaches
children infinitely more about painting or music than one hundred visits to ...
The main thing — from the very first moment of initiation into art — is to respect
the primacy of making over knowing . A class in drawing or in solfeggio teaches
children infinitely more about painting or music than one hundred visits to ...
Pagina 161
Nor should the history of religious poetry be neglected in this respect . Religion
exists in religious men , and as soon as man has to do or to make something , for
any reason whatever , there is a good chance that he will try to do or to make it ...
Nor should the history of religious poetry be neglected in this respect . Religion
exists in religious men , and as soon as man has to do or to make something , for
any reason whatever , there is a good chance that he will try to do or to make it ...
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