The Bucknell Review, 第 14-15 卷Bucknell University Press, 1954 |
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第 39 頁
... expression ; but expression is confined to sorrow , the only emotion experienced by him ( GW , VI , 643-647 ) . " Dr. Fausti Weheklag " does not fulfill his vision of an ideal relationship between art and humanity ; for the cantata , a ...
... expression ; but expression is confined to sorrow , the only emotion experienced by him ( GW , VI , 643-647 ) . " Dr. Fausti Weheklag " does not fulfill his vision of an ideal relationship between art and humanity ; for the cantata , a ...
第 44 頁
... expression to the absurd through the tone and structure of his work , he is then considered in the " theater of the absurd " —a term always used with quotation marks , since its meaning is by no means simple . Chekhov's philosophical ...
... expression to the absurd through the tone and structure of his work , he is then considered in the " theater of the absurd " —a term always used with quotation marks , since its meaning is by no means simple . Chekhov's philosophical ...
第 87 頁
... expression in material form . Its supernatural forces are enlisted directly and immediately for mundane purposes . Magic would be the clearest expression of this approach . The reality of religion to such prac- titioners often exhausts ...
... expression in material form . Its supernatural forces are enlisted directly and immediately for mundane purposes . Magic would be the clearest expression of this approach . The reality of religion to such prac- titioners often exhausts ...
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