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Pagina 357
... nature , rightly directed and employed , became absolutely essen- tial to the further and full maturity of art . Now , we must readily join M. Rio in denouncing that low and literal imitation of nature , whereby mean , degraded , and ...
... nature , rightly directed and employed , became absolutely essen- tial to the further and full maturity of art . Now , we must readily join M. Rio in denouncing that low and literal imitation of nature , whereby mean , degraded , and ...
Pagina 358
... nature a response to its own wants ; it discovers that nature herself is striving to realize what the soul has been longing for ; that the spirit of man and the spirit of nature are in- deed one in origin and aim ; and that this nature ...
... nature a response to its own wants ; it discovers that nature herself is striving to realize what the soul has been longing for ; that the spirit of man and the spirit of nature are in- deed one in origin and aim ; and that this nature ...
Pagina 360
... nature to the appeal and test of men- tal antitypes of perfection . Thus he corrected the accidents and failings of individual nature by her higher and more general intention , and found , as a final result , that his own thoughts and ...
... nature to the appeal and test of men- tal antitypes of perfection . Thus he corrected the accidents and failings of individual nature by her higher and more general intention , and found , as a final result , that his own thoughts and ...
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