The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 49
... seminal form which is its germ . However long the period of gestation of the work may be , and even if its author has to make several attempts before bringing it to completion , the work is actually made “ in one piece ” because it ...
... seminal form which is its germ . However long the period of gestation of the work may be , and even if its author has to make several attempts before bringing it to completion , the work is actually made “ in one piece ” because it ...
Pagina 50
... seminal form which is truly its own . Talent gives way to facility of expression or , at best , sets up a plan wherein the ele- ments of the work will fall into place . The only unity of the work is that of its composition . Genius only ...
... seminal form which is truly its own . Talent gives way to facility of expression or , at best , sets up a plan wherein the ele- ments of the work will fall into place . The only unity of the work is that of its composition . Genius only ...
Pagina 52
... forms , and its presence enables us to think of them as constituting one single group . With the artist of genius ... seminal form alone can give them . It writes well since it is talent , but not as only one single hand is capable of ...
... forms , and its presence enables us to think of them as constituting one single group . With the artist of genius ... seminal form alone can give them . It writes well since it is talent , but not as only one single hand is capable of ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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