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Pagina 29
The very vagueness of their language is significant , as if they could do little more
than turn the mind toward the primary notion of being , by pointing out its main
modalities . Notions of this kind have a tendency to become interchangeable , as
...
The very vagueness of their language is significant , as if they could do little more
than turn the mind toward the primary notion of being , by pointing out its main
modalities . Notions of this kind have a tendency to become interchangeable , as
...
Pagina 82
Still , unless he sets up some rules of his own and takes his own chances , no
artist can hope to turn out any works bearing the stamp of a personal art and
enriching the world with a distinctive mark of beauty . Hence the specific
difference ...
Still , unless he sets up some rules of his own and takes his own chances , no
artist can hope to turn out any works bearing the stamp of a personal art and
enriching the world with a distinctive mark of beauty . Hence the specific
difference ...
Pagina 157
Talent is either there or it isn ' t , but it is not rare and its presence is rapidly
perceived from the ease with which the apprentice , in turn , masters the
techniques of the art . As to genius , it is exceedingly rare , and the object of
teaching cannot be ...
Talent is either there or it isn ' t , but it is not rare and its presence is rapidly
perceived from the ease with which the apprentice , in turn , masters the
techniques of the art . As to genius , it is exceedingly rare , and the object of
teaching cannot be ...
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