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Often the difference between a genius and a hack is revealed more clearly in the difference of the handling of a traditional type pattern or in the difference of strength of their individual type patterns type patterns than in any other ...
Often the difference between a genius and a hack is revealed more clearly in the difference of the handling of a traditional type pattern or in the difference of strength of their individual type patterns type patterns than in any other ...
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Type designs , individual and traditional , are important to all concerned with the arts . To the ordinary perceptive person they can be the starting - point of an apprehension of the total individual design of a creation .
Type designs , individual and traditional , are important to all concerned with the arts . To the ordinary perceptive person they can be the starting - point of an apprehension of the total individual design of a creation .
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Often the difference between a genius and a hack is revealed more clearly in the difference of the handling of a traditional type pattern or in the difference of strength of their individual type patterns than in any other formal ...
Often the difference between a genius and a hack is revealed more clearly in the difference of the handling of a traditional type pattern or in the difference of strength of their individual type patterns than in any other formal ...
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Intuition | 89 |
Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
Emotion and Pleasure | 180 |
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