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... natural than opera with recitative . If recitative is unnatural , then song is equally , if not more , un- natural . It is not the function of art to hold a mirror to nature , and spoken drama is not more natural than opera . Or as Alga ...
... natural than opera with recitative . If recitative is unnatural , then song is equally , if not more , un- natural . It is not the function of art to hold a mirror to nature , and spoken drama is not more natural than opera . Or as Alga ...
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... nature and conditions of the poetic vision ; and in view of ' The Strayed Reveller ' and ' Resignation ' I See also ' To an Independent Preacher , who had preached that we should be in harmony with Nature ' : ' In harmony with Nature ...
... nature and conditions of the poetic vision ; and in view of ' The Strayed Reveller ' and ' Resignation ' I See also ' To an Independent Preacher , who had preached that we should be in harmony with Nature ' : ' In harmony with Nature ...
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... nature . Nor ought this to surprise us , for what Plato himself tells us in his dialogues is that knowledge of nature is a second - best knowledge , but not that it is so contemptible that it can be ignored without loss . He regards it ...
... nature . Nor ought this to surprise us , for what Plato himself tells us in his dialogues is that knowledge of nature is a second - best knowledge , but not that it is so contemptible that it can be ignored without loss . He regards it ...
Contents
ANNUAL REPORT 19556 | 5 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir George Clark | 17 |
THE NATURE Of Recitative Aspects of Art Lecture By J A Westrup | 27 |
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