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... concrete form for the men of the time , in the shape of gods , and so , psychologically speaking , proved their existence . It is precisely the concreteness of art as compared with the idea of the soul that makes it convincing ; for it ...
... concrete form for the men of the time , in the shape of gods , and so , psychologically speaking , proved their existence . It is precisely the concreteness of art as compared with the idea of the soul that makes it convincing ; for it ...
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... concrete form , the contemporary idea of the soul ; but not , so to say , “ illustra- tively , " as if mankind were too immature to form abstract ideas of the soul . It had to be made concrete , pictorial , and real , so as to prove its ...
... concrete form , the contemporary idea of the soul ; but not , so to say , “ illustra- tively , " as if mankind were too immature to form abstract ideas of the soul . It had to be made concrete , pictorial , and real , so as to prove its ...
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... concrete personifications — in religion , for instance , or myths or leadership — and his preference for a definite concrete person is something that even such spiritual movements as Christianity cannot evade . It is here , and not ...
... concrete personifications — in religion , for instance , or myths or leadership — and his preference for a definite concrete person is something that even such spiritual movements as Christianity cannot evade . It is here , and not ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | xxxvii |
Creative Urge and Personality Development | 3 |
Life and Creation | 37 |
Copyright | |
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