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... Expression . The term Intuition insists mainly on the simplicity of the artistic experience , and on its priority in the scheme of the spiritual forms , which two characteristics intimately involve one another . The term Expression ...
... Expression . The term Intuition insists mainly on the simplicity of the artistic experience , and on its priority in the scheme of the spiritual forms , which two characteristics intimately involve one another . The term Expression ...
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... expression ' but all expression is language ' , it is obvious that we must not only insist upon this aspect of speech but must exclude every other . If language is to be intuition and expression in a sense level with that in which these ...
... expression ' but all expression is language ' , it is obvious that we must not only insist upon this aspect of speech but must exclude every other . If language is to be intuition and expression in a sense level with that in which these ...
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... expression . You cannot lay it down that this theme must be treated thus , and that other in that other way . For apart from the expression the content does not exist . You cannot take the content as a burden or a trust , to which in ...
... expression . You cannot lay it down that this theme must be treated thus , and that other in that other way . For apart from the expression the content does not exist . You cannot take the content as a burden or a trust , to which in ...
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191819 | 19 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191920 | 31 |
THE VALUE AND THE METHODS OF MYTHOLOGIC STUDY By L | 37 |
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