The Artist as Critic: Critical Writings of Oscar WildeRandom House, 1969 - 446页 |
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... spirit that is finding expression in a new form . But it is not so . The highest art rejects the burden of the human spirit , and gains more from a new medium or a fresh material than she does from any en- thusiasm for art , or from any ...
... spirit that is finding expression in a new form . But it is not so . The highest art rejects the burden of the human spirit , and gains more from a new medium or a fresh material than she does from any en- thusiasm for art , or from any ...
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... spirit of Alexandria , where these forms were either stereotyped , or invented , or made perfect . I say Alexandria , not merely be- cause it was there that the Greek spirit became most self - con- scious , and indeed ultimately expired ...
... spirit of Alexandria , where these forms were either stereotyped , or invented , or made perfect . I say Alexandria , not merely be- cause it was there that the Greek spirit became most self - con- scious , and indeed ultimately expired ...
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... spirit ? historial ? Gilbert . The culture that this transmission of racial experiences makes possible can be made perfect by the critical spirit alone , and indeed may be said to be one with it . For who is the true critic but he who ...
... spirit ? historial ? Gilbert . The culture that this transmission of racial experiences makes possible can be made perfect by the critical spirit alone , and indeed may be said to be one with it . For who is the true critic but he who ...
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