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To speak of Rembrandt's style is not only to refer to certain poietic deviations from
a norm and to certain recurring formal elements; it is also to imply the existence of
a personal variety of style plus a more general sort that includes the personal ...
To speak of Rembrandt's style is not only to refer to certain poietic deviations from
a norm and to certain recurring formal elements; it is also to imply the existence of
a personal variety of style plus a more general sort that includes the personal ...
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Uninhabited, unmetaphorical styles Classical and Romantic styles Formalistic
members of polar pairs Styles from ... that the average appreciator recognizes a
religious style primarily because it is tinged by long association with religious
texts, ...
Uninhabited, unmetaphorical styles Classical and Romantic styles Formalistic
members of polar pairs Styles from ... that the average appreciator recognizes a
religious style primarily because it is tinged by long association with religious
texts, ...
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Styles from nonartistic professions Difficulties of stylistic history The relational and
the causal The question of the “spirit of ... When the context of a contextual style
or the procedure of a procedural style is derived from somewhere outside the ...
Styles from nonartistic professions Difficulties of stylistic history The relational and
the causal The question of the “spirit of ... When the context of a contextual style
or the procedure of a procedural style is derived from somewhere outside the ...
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