The North American Review, 124. ciltJared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1877 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Sayfa 32
... possible . It is difficult to conceive of either of these eminent masters of characterization as adequately treating any subject requiring great powers of analysis and generalization ; but a thoroughly reasoned treatise on ethics ...
... possible . It is difficult to conceive of either of these eminent masters of characterization as adequately treating any subject requiring great powers of analysis and generalization ; but a thoroughly reasoned treatise on ethics ...
Sayfa 55
... possible ; but this invention , though reacting power- fully , through its consequences , on the art itself , referred , after all , only to its technical externals ; in other words , it was not necessary for its inventor to be himself ...
... possible ; but this invention , though reacting power- fully , through its consequences , on the art itself , referred , after all , only to its technical externals ; in other words , it was not necessary for its inventor to be himself ...
Sayfa 60
... possible types of human nature as are æsthetically interesting . Wagner admits that private life is but " the sediment of history . " When viewed in this relation , the bourgeois is transfigured into the citizen , and the citizen may ...
... possible types of human nature as are æsthetically interesting . Wagner admits that private life is but " the sediment of history . " When viewed in this relation , the bourgeois is transfigured into the citizen , and the citizen may ...
Sayfa 62
... possible constituent elements of a rhythmic sentence , whether sung or spoken . Not- withstanding this analogy , we are bound to admit the fact that , with the exception of the church choral and the dramatic recita- tive , modern music ...
... possible constituent elements of a rhythmic sentence , whether sung or spoken . Not- withstanding this analogy , we are bound to admit the fact that , with the exception of the church choral and the dramatic recita- tive , modern music ...
Sayfa 64
... possible only through love , and love is the relation which , according to Wagner , ought to exist between poet and composer , not love founded on absolute and equilateral reciprocity , but that mutual yet unsymmetrical love which ...
... possible only through love , and love is the relation which , according to Wagner , ought to exist between poet and composer , not love founded on absolute and equilateral reciprocity , but that mutual yet unsymmetrical love which ...
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