The Artist as Critic: Critical Writings of Oscar WildeRandom House, 1969 - 446页 |
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第184页
... Idea in a beautiful and living form , and of a real spiritual conception with a travail and a bringing to birth ... ideas , and that these ideas took visible form and became incar- nate in man , and it is only when we 184 The Artist as ...
... Idea in a beautiful and living form , and of a real spiritual conception with a travail and a bringing to birth ... ideas , and that these ideas took visible form and became incar- nate in man , and it is only when we 184 The Artist as ...
第191页
... idea , invented , as far as an ar- tistic idea can be said to be invented , by Lyly , perfected and made exquisite for us by Shakespeare , seems to me to owe its origin , as it certainly owes its possibility of life - like presentation ...
... idea , invented , as far as an ar- tistic idea can be said to be invented , by Lyly , perfected and made exquisite for us by Shakespeare , seems to me to owe its origin , as it certainly owes its possibility of life - like presentation ...
第437页
... idea . " A truth ceases to be true when more than one person be- lieves in it " ? - Perfectly . That would be my metaphysical defi- nition of truth ; something so personal that the same truth could never be appreciated by two minds ...
... idea . " A truth ceases to be true when more than one person be- lieves in it " ? - Perfectly . That would be my metaphysical defi- nition of truth ; something so personal that the same truth could never be appreciated by two minds ...
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