The Collected Works of John Jay Chapman: EducationM & S Press, 1970 |
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... reason of the power of art is the historic reason . ' In this manner have these things been expressed : in similar manner must they continue to be said . ' So speaks our artistic instinct . Good usage has its sanction , like religion or ...
... reason of the power of art is the historic reason . ' In this manner have these things been expressed : in similar manner must they continue to be said . ' So speaks our artistic instinct . Good usage has its sanction , like religion or ...
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... reason- ings of these critics about art are valid as reason- ings of critics about art , so long as they are kept in the arena of the reasoning of critics about art . But if you try to translate those reasonings back again into the ...
... reason- ings of these critics about art are valid as reason- ings of critics about art , so long as they are kept in the arena of the reasoning of critics about art . But if you try to translate those reasonings back again into the ...
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... reasons which moved the conspirators to flight , at least to contrast the reasons which they after- ward gave for ... reason . He wished that the smallness of extent and reach of the movement should be thoroughly well exposed to the ...
... reasons which moved the conspirators to flight , at least to contrast the reasons which they after- ward gave for ... reason . He wished that the smallness of extent and reach of the movement should be thoroughly well exposed to the ...
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