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II Imitation in Art Art , as such , consists not in imitating but in making , in composing or constructing , and that according to the laws of the very thing to be placed in being ( ship , house , carpet , colored canvas or hewn block ...
II Imitation in Art Art , as such , consists not in imitating but in making , in composing or constructing , and that according to the laws of the very thing to be placed in being ( ship , house , carpet , colored canvas or hewn block ...
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To set up the perfection of imitation materially considered as an end would therefore involve ordering oneself with a view to what is purely material in the work of art ; a servile imitation absolutely foreign to art.19 What is required ...
To set up the perfection of imitation materially considered as an end would therefore involve ordering oneself with a view to what is purely material in the work of art ; a servile imitation absolutely foreign to art.19 What is required ...
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It is an intelligible interpretation of the doctrine of " imitation " to regard it as a theory of the sign - character of the work of art . For " imitation " was never originally limited to literal reproduction of existing objects ...
It is an intelligible interpretation of the doctrine of " imitation " to regard it as a theory of the sign - character of the work of art . For " imitation " was never originally limited to literal reproduction of existing objects ...
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Intuition | 89 |
Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
Emotion and Pleasure | 180 |
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