The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 210A. Constable, 1909 |
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Page 403
... intellectual as the Greek . Such phrases as finely ' considered , ' a central idea , ' forms properly handled , ' a faculty for organic design , ' a sense of ' stringent logic ' and so on , conclusively prove - indeed it is the drift of ...
... intellectual as the Greek . Such phrases as finely ' considered , ' a central idea , ' forms properly handled , ' a faculty for organic design , ' a sense of ' stringent logic ' and so on , conclusively prove - indeed it is the drift of ...
Page 407
... intellectual creations , in the sense that their form is the intellectually realised embodiment of the function they fulfil . Against one objection , indeed , it may be well to guard our- selves . The aesthetic element in architecture ...
... intellectual creations , in the sense that their form is the intellectually realised embodiment of the function they fulfil . Against one objection , indeed , it may be well to guard our- selves . The aesthetic element in architecture ...
Page 416
... intellectual activity naturally proceeds ; for intellect first concerns itself with man himself , then with man's works , and next with the nature which lies about man and enters most intimately into his life and interests , until ...
... intellectual activity naturally proceeds ; for intellect first concerns itself with man himself , then with man's works , and next with the nature which lies about man and enters most intimately into his life and interests , until ...
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1 Report of South African Convention 19089 | 1 |
Saint Catherine of Genoa and her Friends | 34 |
Fleets Great Britain and Foreign Countries | 57 |
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