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... expression of the experience in one of the many senses of that word . ' My object is to show that without this actual physical embodiment , even if actual embodiment be only imagined , the artistic experience does not exist . - A view ...
... expression of the experience in one of the many senses of that word . ' My object is to show that without this actual physical embodiment , even if actual embodiment be only imagined , the artistic experience does not exist . - A view ...
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... expression , is purely mental , and that the actual physical embodiment of the experience is a technical matter and ... expressions which are irrelevant , the printed or written word or the musical notation . A poem is not marks on paper ...
... expression , is purely mental , and that the actual physical embodiment of the experience is a technical matter and ... expressions which are irrelevant , the printed or written word or the musical notation . A poem is not marks on paper ...
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... expression , and he alters his work until satisfaction is reached much as the cook alters his dish till it satisfies his palate , remedying the pinch of salt too little , the soupçon of onion too much . It may even be that when the ...
... expression , and he alters his work until satisfaction is reached much as the cook alters his dish till it satisfies his palate , remedying the pinch of salt too little , the soupçon of onion too much . It may even be that when the ...
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PROFESSOR S ALEXANDER aetat | 68 |
MEMOIR | 75 |
PHILOSOPHICAL AND LITERARY PIECES | 97 |
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