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If the reader feels the need to reopen a book already read, it is not in order once
more to learn what he already knows, nor to experience a second time the
pleasure of a discovery previously made, but on the contrary , because he only
partially ...
If the reader feels the need to reopen a book already read, it is not in order once
more to learn what he already knows, nor to experience a second time the
pleasure of a discovery previously made, but on the contrary , because he only
partially ...
Pagina 97
Already Aristotle knew this . In tragedy alone , whose principal purpose he saw
as the imitation of life , he distinguished several parts instrumental to that
imitation including speaking , singing and stage - setting . The last seemed to him
so ...
Already Aristotle knew this . In tragedy alone , whose principal purpose he saw
as the imitation of life , he distinguished several parts instrumental to that
imitation including speaking , singing and stage - setting . The last seemed to him
so ...
Pagina 99
Indeed, when an artist knows exactly beforehand what he wants to do and how to
do it, the work already produced in his mind provides no opportunity for a creative
effort, not even in the order of execution. In that case the situation is purely ...
Indeed, when an artist knows exactly beforehand what he wants to do and how to
do it, the work already produced in his mind provides no opportunity for a creative
effort, not even in the order of execution. In that case the situation is purely ...
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Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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