Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷Oxford University Press, 1962 |
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... nature . ' If the artist copies the mere nature , the natura naturata ' ( we read ) , ' what idle rivalry ! Believe me , you • • • 2 must master the essence , the natura naturans , which pre- supposes a bond between nature in the higher ...
... nature . ' If the artist copies the mere nature , the natura naturata ' ( we read ) , ' what idle rivalry ! Believe me , you • • • 2 must master the essence , the natura naturans , which pre- supposes a bond between nature in the higher ...
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... nature thought and thought nature - this is the mystery of genius in the fine arts ' . In every work of art ' the conscious is so impressed upon the unconscious as to appear in it .... He who combines the two is the man of genius ; and ...
... nature thought and thought nature - this is the mystery of genius in the fine arts ' . In every work of art ' the conscious is so impressed upon the unconscious as to appear in it .... He who combines the two is the man of genius ; and ...
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... nature is and realizes unconsciously . Hence nature symbolizes the spiritual life of man , but cannot originate it . ' What the plant is by an act not its own and unconsciously — that thou must make thyself to become . ' And of this un ...
... nature is and realizes unconsciously . Hence nature symbolizes the spiritual life of man , but cannot originate it . ' What the plant is by an act not its own and unconsciously — that thou must make thyself to become . ' And of this un ...
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