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Pagina xxxv
... contend , a unique activity , since it has a distinctive purpose - the evaluation of
human experience in concrete terms ; but it is also , as the contextualists maintain
, a fundamental human function and expresses the broadest human interests .
... contend , a unique activity , since it has a distinctive purpose - the evaluation of
human experience in concrete terms ; but it is also , as the contextualists maintain
, a fundamental human function and expresses the broadest human interests .
Pagina xxxvi
also exercising a fundamental human function which has its generic aspects and
its roots in the social life of mankind . Therefore the artist is not like a mere
neurotic , who is a prisoner of his own delusions , locked up in a self - enclosed ...
also exercising a fundamental human function which has its generic aspects and
its roots in the social life of mankind . Therefore the artist is not like a mere
neurotic , who is a prisoner of his own delusions , locked up in a self - enclosed ...
Pagina 154
He has been warning us of the provisional nature of the spheres into which he
has divided the human mind , and of the possibility that their function may vary
from person to person , particularly as a result of mental disease . “ It can easily
be ...
He has been warning us of the provisional nature of the spheres into which he
has divided the human mind , and of the possibility that their function may vary
from person to person , particularly as a result of mental disease . “ It can easily
be ...
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Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
Emotion and Pleasure | 180 |
Sensuous Elements and Esthetic | 245 |
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