The Soul of Man Under Socialism, and Other EssaysHarper & Row, 1970 - 298页 |
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第143页
... critic stands of course first , as having the wider range , and larger vision , and nobler material , each of the arts has a critic , as it were , assigned to it . The actor is a critic of the drama . He shows the poet's work under new ...
... critic stands of course first , as having the wider range , and larger vision , and nobler material , each of the arts has a critic , as it were , assigned to it . The actor is a critic of the drama . He shows the poet's work under new ...
第167页
... critic has at his disposal all objective forms , I wish you would tell me what are the qualities that should charac- terise the true critic . GILBERT : What would you say they were ? ERNEST : Well , I should say that a critic should ...
... critic has at his disposal all objective forms , I wish you would tell me what are the qualities that should charac- terise the true critic . GILBERT : What would you say they were ? ERNEST : Well , I should say that a critic should ...
第179页
... only one method of music - his own . To the great painter , there is only one manner of painting— that which he himself employs . The aesthetic critic , and the æsthetic critic alone , can appreciate all forms THE CRITIC AS ARTIST 179.
... only one method of music - his own . To the great painter , there is only one manner of painting— that which he himself employs . The aesthetic critic , and the æsthetic critic alone , can appreciate all forms THE CRITIC AS ARTIST 179.
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