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As we know , this analogy is one which has been most constantly called upon by the artist himself . It is an analogy , for instance , which is in the unfolding of Stephen Dedlaus's mind in Joyce's Portrait of the Artist .
As we know , this analogy is one which has been most constantly called upon by the artist himself . It is an analogy , for instance , which is in the unfolding of Stephen Dedlaus's mind in Joyce's Portrait of the Artist .
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Though both Joyce and Eliot ( and Pound for that matter ) talk of the necessity of the artist's disengaging himself from the work he makes , I should prefer to reject that word disengage because of its implications .
Though both Joyce and Eliot ( and Pound for that matter ) talk of the necessity of the artist's disengaging himself from the work he makes , I should prefer to reject that word disengage because of its implications .
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vergence of fantasy and reality , Nietzsche sees it as a matching of artistic control with absurd disorder . ... 69 ) The absurd artist creates a world of experience in terms of images and symbols , but resists the temptation to give it ...
vergence of fantasy and reality , Nietzsche sees it as a matching of artistic control with absurd disorder . ... 69 ) The absurd artist creates a world of experience in terms of images and symbols , but resists the temptation to give it ...
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