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At that level we suppose the mind to be collective in its representations , and it is
because the artist can give visible shape to these invisible phantasms that he has
power to move us deeply . But in the process of giving these phantasms ...
At that level we suppose the mind to be collective in its representations , and it is
because the artist can give visible shape to these invisible phantasms that he has
power to move us deeply . But in the process of giving these phantasms ...
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UVVEDTV fii aia . of the artist's personality maturing and gaining stability . Their
usefulness to the artist is similar to the usefulness of a habit in everyday life . Our
habits of walking and running facilitate our everyday responses to stimuli .
UVVEDTV fii aia . of the artist's personality maturing and gaining stability . Their
usefulness to the artist is similar to the usefulness of a habit in everyday life . Our
habits of walking and running facilitate our everyday responses to stimuli .
Pagina 397
nation of the artists of a later generation ; a cumulative influence thus certainly
exists and every artist stands to - day under the influence of the esthetic
productions of two thousand years : but the artist of to - day does not continue the
work of ...
nation of the artists of a later generation ; a cumulative influence thus certainly
exists and every artist stands to - day under the influence of the esthetic
productions of two thousand years : but the artist of to - day does not continue the
work of ...
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Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
Emotion and Pleasure | 180 |
Sensuous Elements and Esthetic | 245 |
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