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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 ...
... 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 ...
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... expression.1 Thus all embodiment in special kinds of physical objects by help of special media and special processes is wholly foreign to the nature of art and beauty . Every expression is single and individual . There is nothing to be ...
... expression.1 Thus all embodiment in special kinds of physical objects by help of special media and special processes is wholly foreign to the nature of art and beauty . Every expression is single and individual . There is nothing to be ...
Contents
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 192021 | 21 |
RALEIGH LECTURE ON HISTORY 1920 THE BRITISH SOLDIER | 29 |
SOME | 30 |
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