The Artist as Critic: Critical Writings of Oscar WildeRandom House, 1969 - 446页 |
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... matter before the world , the world thinks that Cyril Graham shot himself by accident . The only proof of his ... matter is settled once for all . " " The matter is not settled , " I exclaimed . " I will take up the theory where Cyril ...
... matter before the world , the world thinks that Cyril Graham shot himself by accident . The only proof of his ... matter is settled once for all . " " The matter is not settled , " I exclaimed . " I will take up the theory where Cyril ...
第243页
... matter of art should be limited does not mend matters . It is proper that limitations should be placed on action . It is not proper that limitations should be placed on art . To art belong all things that are and all things that are not ...
... matter of art should be limited does not mend matters . It is proper that limitations should be placed on action . It is not proper that limitations should be placed on art . To art belong all things that are and all things that are not ...
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... matter at the disposal of crea - c tion is always diminishing , while the subject - matter of criticism s increases daily . There are always new attitudes for the mind , and new points of view . The duty of imposing form upon chaos does ...
... matter at the disposal of crea - c tion is always diminishing , while the subject - matter of criticism s increases daily . There are always new attitudes for the mind , and new points of view . The duty of imposing form upon chaos does ...
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