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Pagina 41
... what is at stake is a film of color on a canvas , or sounds coming from
instruments handled by supposedly reasonable animals who scrape fiddlesticks
on catgut strings , he may well wonder about the disproportion between cause
and effect .
... what is at stake is a film of color on a canvas , or sounds coming from
instruments handled by supposedly reasonable animals who scrape fiddlesticks
on catgut strings , he may well wonder about the disproportion between cause
and effect .
Pagina 45
Still , this is a too frequent cause of misunderstanding , for the artist is liable to
forget that the purifying effect of work , so perceptible in his own case , does not
exist for his public . How many of his readers read Baudelaire with the same
feeling ...
Still , this is a too frequent cause of misunderstanding , for the artist is liable to
forget that the purifying effect of work , so perceptible in his own case , does not
exist for his public . How many of his readers read Baudelaire with the same
feeling ...
Pagina 97
The unity which makes a work of art a being has the effect of separating it from all
other beings , either natural or artificial . One of the laws of being is that existents
exclude one another . Each being is itself only once , while an infinity of times it ...
The unity which makes a work of art a being has the effect of separating it from all
other beings , either natural or artificial . One of the laws of being is that existents
exclude one another . Each being is itself only once , while an infinity of times it ...
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