Letters to X from H.J. MassinghamBooks for Libraries Press, 1967 - 298 páginas |
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... universal ( is not recognition the thing which a reader feels at a work of art ? ) ; it must have harmony not only in all its parts but with reality ; it must have imaginative beauty ( however ugly the subject - matter ) ; it must be ...
... universal ( is not recognition the thing which a reader feels at a work of art ? ) ; it must have harmony not only in all its parts but with reality ; it must have imaginative beauty ( however ugly the subject - matter ) ; it must be ...
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... tradition . The moderns , you may say , have worn the tradition bare , and the poverty and meaning- lessness of Christianity is the result . But you cannot weed out a tradition which has put certain universal truths LITERARY TRADITION 141.
... tradition . The moderns , you may say , have worn the tradition bare , and the poverty and meaning- lessness of Christianity is the result . But you cannot weed out a tradition which has put certain universal truths LITERARY TRADITION 141.
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... universal with such perfection of workmanship ? I can only hazard by the felicity of creative form , achieved by a devotion without compromise to the work and pain of shaping his imagination . Dürer leads me on to Henry Vaughan , and ...
... universal with such perfection of workmanship ? I can only hazard by the felicity of creative form , achieved by a devotion without compromise to the work and pain of shaping his imagination . Dürer leads me on to Henry Vaughan , and ...
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