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The intellectual pleasures of discovery cannot be repeated; what we ourselves
have found once or learned from others is understood once for all. If the reader
feels the need to reopen a book already read, it is not in order once more to learn
...
The intellectual pleasures of discovery cannot be repeated; what we ourselves
have found once or learned from others is understood once for all. If the reader
feels the need to reopen a book already read, it is not in order once more to learn
...
Pagina 27
One can have understood something once for all , but one cannot exhaust the
pleasure of reading a poem , of seeing a statue , of hearing a musical
masterpiece . It is true that sensibility wears out , and the too frequent repetition of
an esthetic ...
One can have understood something once for all , but one cannot exhaust the
pleasure of reading a poem , of seeing a statue , of hearing a musical
masterpiece . It is true that sensibility wears out , and the too frequent repetition of
an esthetic ...
Pagina 126
But once art claims the distinctive privilege of power , as much and even more
than knowledge , philosophy turns away from it and ignores it . The reason is that
the artist ' s activity then presents itself as productive of works , each of which is
an ...
But once art claims the distinctive privilege of power , as much and even more
than knowledge , philosophy turns away from it and ignores it . The reason is that
the artist ' s activity then presents itself as productive of works , each of which is
an ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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