 | Aristotelian Society (Great Britain) - 1915 - 464 pagine
...are already expressions. " Expression is free inspiration, the artist travaileth and is big with a theme, he knows not how ; he feels the moment of birth...drawing near, but he cannot will it or not will it."* This important appeal to the actual facts of the process of aesthetic creation must be examined later.... | |
 | 1924 - 692 pagine
...unhampered by laws of morality, as indeed by any control of the intellect or the will. "The true artist finds himself big with his theme, he knows not how;...drawing near, but he cannot will it or not will it." All subjects are potentially artistic. The poet does not choose his subject ; " the search for the... | |
 | 1924 - 660 pagine
...unhampered by laws of morality, as indeed by any control of the intellect or the will. "The true artist finds himself big with his theme, he knows not how;...drawing near, but he cannot will it or not will it." All subjects are potentially artistic. The poet does not choose his subject ; " the search for the... | |
 | Llewellyn Jones - 1925 - 260 pagine
...found. Whether this lady would be willing to do very much along the line Croce suggests, I do not know: The true artist in fact, finds himself big with his...but he cannot will it or not will it. If he were to act in opposition to his inspiration, to make an arbitrary choice, if, born Anacreon, he should wish... | |
 | Arnold Isenberg - 1988 - 362 pagine
...inspiration.3 The true artist, in fact, finds himself big with his theme, he knows 3. Aesthetic, p. 51. not how: he feels the moment of birth drawing near, but he cannot will it or not will it. ... Expression does not possess means, because it has not an end; it has intuitions of things, but... | |
 | Arnold Isenberg - 1988 - 362 pagine
...before us, expressed. Practice follows, it does not precede theory: expression is free inspiration.3 The true artist, in fact, finds himself big with his theme, he knows 3. Aesthetic, p. 51. not how: he feels the moment of birth drawing near, but he cannot will it or not... | |
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The true artist, in fact, finds himself big with his theme, he knows not how; he feels the moment of birth drawing near, but he cannot will it or not will it. 