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... mind . In other words , the work of art acts like the embodiment of a mental process . Then , our professional and ama- teur aestheticians speak of being " at one with the work of art . " For the engrossed viewer , " aesthetic actuality ...
... mind . In other words , the work of art acts like the embodiment of a mental process . Then , our professional and ama- teur aestheticians speak of being " at one with the work of art . " For the engrossed viewer , " aesthetic actuality ...
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Norman Norwood Holland. The instinctual drive towards taking things into his mind through eyes and fingers ( and ears ... minds like it or it like our minds . Orality explains the open - mouthed wonder with which we " ab- sorb " a ...
Norman Norwood Holland. The instinctual drive towards taking things into his mind through eyes and fingers ( and ears ... minds like it or it like our minds . Orality explains the open - mouthed wonder with which we " ab- sorb " a ...
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... mind but also to the writer's and from thence to his life to confirm a pattern of fantasy and defense . Indeed , how ... minds , order- ing it according to , not our , but their creative gifts . Myth criticism - the finding of myths or ...
... mind but also to the writer's and from thence to his life to confirm a pattern of fantasy and defense . Indeed , how ... minds , order- ing it according to , not our , but their creative gifts . Myth criticism - the finding of myths or ...
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Literature as Transformation | 3 |
A Dictionary of Fantasy | 31 |
The Willing Suspension of Disbelief | 63 |
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