White Chrysanthemums; Literary Fragments and PronouncementsHerder and Herder, 1971 - 163 pages |
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... feels . I have read Fichte enough for that . Thus , if contemporaries feel happy and satisfied — they are so ! They believe they are freer than in former ages . It is funnelled into them by humanistic editorials — and yet it is as hard ...
... feels . I have read Fichte enough for that . Thus , if contemporaries feel happy and satisfied — they are so ! They believe they are freer than in former ages . It is funnelled into them by humanistic editorials — and yet it is as hard ...
Page 64
... feels . And so he usually knows what's coming . That is why art was beginning to get jumpy back in 1900. The artists felt the great unrest . They feel it still and are groping for the next thing . The day when we have learned to bake ...
... feels . And so he usually knows what's coming . That is why art was beginning to get jumpy back in 1900. The artists felt the great unrest . They feel it still and are groping for the next thing . The day when we have learned to bake ...
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... feeling or realization " Here I am and there is something outside of me . " The rest is a posteriori . A long ... feel their touch against the body ; to touch velvet , brocade , parchment , agate , marble , polished bronze , ivory ...
... feeling or realization " Here I am and there is something outside of me . " The rest is a posteriori . A long ... feel their touch against the body ; to touch velvet , brocade , parchment , agate , marble , polished bronze , ivory ...
Contents
The Banner of Art | 3 |
Somewhat of a Pearl Fisher | 15 |
On Sadakichi | 23 |
Copyright | |
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