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Pagina 80
... and want to live by it without being able to create it , a chance to live in close
contact with artists . Even if one lacks the ability to do or to make , one can always
talk or judge . Thus the historian discusses campaigns without having fought any
...
... and want to live by it without being able to create it , a chance to live in close
contact with artists . Even if one lacks the ability to do or to make , one can always
talk or judge . Thus the historian discusses campaigns without having fought any
...
Pagina 102
... to live its own life in the mind of the creative artist . Fabrication presents a more
simple problem ; but in the case of Madame Bovary , for instance , which Flaubert
wrote under different forms before the masterpiece reached its final stage , the ...
... to live its own life in the mind of the creative artist . Fabrication presents a more
simple problem ; but in the case of Madame Bovary , for instance , which Flaubert
wrote under different forms before the masterpiece reached its final stage , the ...
Pagina 113
And indeed , why should they bother about artists whose lives are spent imitating
divine models of which the contemplation is open to the mind ? Knowing what the
beautiful itself is , they can afford to neglect art . Hence the new historical ...
And indeed , why should they bother about artists whose lives are spent imitating
divine models of which the contemplation is open to the mind ? Knowing what the
beautiful itself is , they can afford to neglect art . Hence the new historical ...
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