Joyce's Ulysses: An Anatomy of the SoulUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1988 - 225 Seiten |
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... experience in art because he as yet knows nothing about it . The forms of any work of art are only the forms of life emerging in the soul of the artist : all other poetics are fraudulent evasions of art's great purpose , which is the ...
... experience in art because he as yet knows nothing about it . The forms of any work of art are only the forms of life emerging in the soul of the artist : all other poetics are fraudulent evasions of art's great purpose , which is the ...
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... experience is somehow always bodily ; Bruno's dialogue goes past that concrete limitation , rendering the body itself a form , not a cause or absolute source of experience : a mode of life no more or less complete than the mode life ...
... experience is somehow always bodily ; Bruno's dialogue goes past that concrete limitation , rendering the body itself a form , not a cause or absolute source of experience : a mode of life no more or less complete than the mode life ...
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... experience . This ideational opposition enforced a stylistic choice between presenting the un- repeatable particular or the perpetually repeated universal in litera- ture . Aristotle and Bruno indirectly address the modern dichotomy of ...
... experience . This ideational opposition enforced a stylistic choice between presenting the un- repeatable particular or the perpetually repeated universal in litera- ture . Aristotle and Bruno indirectly address the modern dichotomy of ...
Inhalt
CHAPTER TWO Joyce Bruno | 39 |
CHAPTER THREE Joyce Dante | 88 |
CHAPTER FOUR Joyce Arnold | 142 |
Urheberrecht | |
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