Meaning and Truth in the ArtsUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1946 - 252 pagine |
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Pagina 100
... grasp , the ideas of life . In- capable of feeling the austere emotions of art , I begin to read into the musical forms human emotions of terror and mystery , love and hate , and spend the minutes , pleasantly enough , in a world of ...
... grasp , the ideas of life . In- capable of feeling the austere emotions of art , I begin to read into the musical forms human emotions of terror and mystery , love and hate , and spend the minutes , pleasantly enough , in a world of ...
Pagina 105
... grasp- ing the possible correlations . He will almost certainly be immensely ex- cited and moved , but his emotion will have nothing to do with the emotions which we have discussed hitherto , since in this case we have supposed our ...
... grasp- ing the possible correlations . He will almost certainly be immensely ex- cited and moved , but his emotion will have nothing to do with the emotions which we have discussed hitherto , since in this case we have supposed our ...
Pagina 166
... grasp fully , and I shall offer here a rather common - sense analy- sis , without metaphysical trappings : The career of any single individual is filled with all sorts of con- flicting cross - currents of actions and events ; seldom is ...
... grasp fully , and I shall offer here a rather common - sense analy- sis , without metaphysical trappings : The career of any single individual is filled with all sorts of con- flicting cross - currents of actions and events ; seldom is ...
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