The Modern Quarterly, Volum 4Modern Quarterly, 1948 Includes section "Comments and reviews." |
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... reality , but also the object which is reflected , related , portrayed in his work . Reality takes possession of the artist . Great art speaks the language of life , the language of things , the language of history . Belinsky sometimes ...
... reality , but also the object which is reflected , related , portrayed in his work . Reality takes possession of the artist . Great art speaks the language of life , the language of things , the language of history . Belinsky sometimes ...
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... reality in all its ties and relations , that which is not concrete and vital , can never be justified by artistic form . Either the artist remains true to reality , even despite his own point of view , or he fails as an artist . Thus ...
... reality in all its ties and relations , that which is not concrete and vital , can never be justified by artistic form . Either the artist remains true to reality , even despite his own point of view , or he fails as an artist . Thus ...
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... reality as possibility . Therefore , what cannot exist in reality is false in poetry , too ; in other words , what cannot exist in reality cannot be poetical . " 1 When Belinsky says that poetry is the creative depiction of reality from ...
... reality as possibility . Therefore , what cannot exist in reality is false in poetry , too ; in other words , what cannot exist in reality cannot be poetical . " 1 When Belinsky says that poetry is the creative depiction of reality from ...
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EDITORIAL | 3 |
WROCLAW AND AFTER J D Bernal F R | 51 |
ILLUSION OR REALITY? | 67 |
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