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We speak commonly of “ calling up ” images and the metaphor suggests that
there is a hidden depth from which the images emerge - a well from which they
rise up like genii in the Arabian Nights . And such we know to be the actual truth .
We speak commonly of “ calling up ” images and the metaphor suggests that
there is a hidden depth from which the images emerge - a well from which they
rise up like genii in the Arabian Nights . And such we know to be the actual truth .
Pagina 103
the spurious image , and of enriching in this way the concept of the image and of
art . What function ( it is asked ) can a world of pure images possess in the spirit
of man , without philosophical , historical , religious or scientific value , and ...
the spurious image , and of enriching in this way the concept of the image and of
art . What function ( it is asked ) can a world of pure images possess in the spirit
of man , without philosophical , historical , religious or scientific value , and ...
Pagina 104
images and allowing them to succeed one another capriciously , by combining
one image with another in a like capricious manner , joining a horse's neck to a
human head , and thus playing a childish game . Old Poetic availed itself above
all ...
images and allowing them to succeed one another capriciously , by combining
one image with another in a like capricious manner , joining a horse's neck to a
human head , and thus playing a childish game . Old Poetic availed itself above
all ...
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Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
Emotion and Pleasure | 180 |
Sensuous Elements and Esthetic | 245 |
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