The Art of Literary CriticismPaul Robert Lieder D Appleton Century Company, incorporated, 1944 - 689 strani |
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Stran 82
... expression of Theopompus merits praise . Owing to the correspond- ence between word and thing it seems to me to be highly expressive ; and yet Cæcilius for some unexplained reason finds fault with it . " Philip , " says Theopompus ...
... expression of Theopompus merits praise . Owing to the correspond- ence between word and thing it seems to me to be highly expressive ; and yet Cæcilius for some unexplained reason finds fault with it . " Philip , " says Theopompus ...
Stran 308
... expression be her first law , and as Nature herself at all times sacrifices beauty to higher purposes , so also must the artist subordinate it to his general aim and yield to it no further than fidelity of expression permits . Enough ...
... expression be her first law , and as Nature herself at all times sacrifices beauty to higher purposes , so also must the artist subordinate it to his general aim and yield to it no further than fidelity of expression permits . Enough ...
Stran 322
... expression , simplicity in terms as well as movement ; and it is in this that grace especially consists . Genius ex- presses its most sublime and its deepest thoughts with this simple grace ; they are the divine oracles that issue from ...
... expression , simplicity in terms as well as movement ; and it is in this that grace especially consists . Genius ex- presses its most sublime and its deepest thoughts with this simple grace ; they are the divine oracles that issue from ...
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