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... elements needed to form or appreciate a work of art . However , only the creative person could fit all the elements together in order to create the new unity . Once the unity is formed by the artist , it is easily apprehended by others ...
... elements needed to form or appreciate a work of art . However , only the creative person could fit all the elements together in order to create the new unity . Once the unity is formed by the artist , it is easily apprehended by others ...
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... elements is facilitated by the diffuseness of endoceptual and other disconnected cognitive constructs . Artistic inspiration is perhaps the sudden discov- ery of a way to translate an endocept and disparate elements into an aesthetic ...
... elements is facilitated by the diffuseness of endoceptual and other disconnected cognitive constructs . Artistic inspiration is perhaps the sudden discov- ery of a way to translate an endocept and disparate elements into an aesthetic ...
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... elements according to their atomic weight , we find that the above - mentioned four elements fall into the same col- umn and therefore are expected to have similar properties . The genius of Mendeleev appeared also in the fact that he ...
... elements according to their atomic weight , we find that the above - mentioned four elements fall into the same col- umn and therefore are expected to have similar properties . The genius of Mendeleev appeared also in the fact that he ...
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