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Clive Bell and Roger Fry , for example , emphasize emotion and imagination when they are speaking of creation ; form when they are referring to the work of art ; and distance or isolation when they are discussing appreciation .
Clive Bell and Roger Fry , for example , emphasize emotion and imagination when they are speaking of creation ; form when they are referring to the work of art ; and distance or isolation when they are discussing appreciation .
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Of the first class , good examples are provided by the spiral conformations of many natural growths . ... In their growth these shells — the pearly nautilus , for example , or the ammonite - obey absolutely uniform mathematical laws ...
Of the first class , good examples are provided by the spiral conformations of many natural growths . ... In their growth these shells — the pearly nautilus , for example , or the ammonite - obey absolutely uniform mathematical laws ...
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In literature there have been myriad examples of artists of this sort from the Greek poets to Fielding and Coleridge and Keats . In music , Bach is an obvious example . “ Bach was one of the most conventional composers who ever existed ...
In literature there have been myriad examples of artists of this sort from the Greek poets to Fielding and Coleridge and Keats . In music , Bach is an obvious example . “ Bach was one of the most conventional composers who ever existed ...
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Reality and Imagination 3 I Reality and Imagination | 3 |
perience | 62 |
Intuition | 89 |
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