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Pagina 49
This can be observed , for instance , in the commonly recognized distinction
between talent and genius . Because there exist works which , by the degree and
still more by the nature of their excellence , seem to belong to a restricted and ...
This can be observed , for instance , in the commonly recognized distinction
between talent and genius . Because there exist works which , by the degree and
still more by the nature of their excellence , seem to belong to a restricted and ...
Pagina 50
It is at this level that the kind of “ philosophy of art practiced by Taine finds its
value , but talent and genius do not differ in this respect . What makes it possible
to distinguish them is not what they borrow , but the way in which they borrow .
It is at this level that the kind of “ philosophy of art practiced by Taine finds its
value , but talent and genius do not differ in this respect . What makes it possible
to distinguish them is not what they borrow , but the way in which they borrow .
Pagina 157
As to genius , it is exceedingly rare , and the object of teaching cannot be to
impart it . To avoid stifling genius and to put at its disposal the acquired
techniques which genius will then use as it pleases , are already great
achievements .
As to genius , it is exceedingly rare , and the object of teaching cannot be to
impart it . To avoid stifling genius and to put at its disposal the acquired
techniques which genius will then use as it pleases , are already great
achievements .
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