 | Llewellyn Jones - 1925 - 260 pagine
...whole difference, then, is quantitative, and as such is indifferent to philosophy, scientia qualitatem. Certain men have a greater aptitude, a more frequent...Some very complicated and difficult expressions are not often achieved, and these are called works of art. The limits of the expression-intuitions that... | |
 | Per Winther - 1992 - 236 pagine
...experience, but these intuitions are always of sensations and impressions." Artists are people who "have a greater aptitude, a more frequent inclination...fully to express certain complex states of the soul" (13). But the artist's raw material, the sensations and impressions, are basically the same as those... | |
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Certain men have a greater aptitude, a more frequent inclination fully to express certain complex states of the soul. These men are known in ordinary language as artists. Some very complicated and difficult expressions are not often achieved, and these... 