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Out of this belief he urges all artists , " Poet and sculptor , do the work . . . Bring the soul of man to God ... Nearly a hundred years earlier Coleridge said that the poet as artist " brings the whole soul of man into activity .
Out of this belief he urges all artists , " Poet and sculptor , do the work . . . Bring the soul of man to God ... Nearly a hundred years earlier Coleridge said that the poet as artist " brings the whole soul of man into activity .
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On the one hand the artistic experience is analogous to the religious figure of the buddha ; on the other it parallels the intellectual figure of the sphinx . The dancer - artist knows love and wisdom in both body and spirit .
On the one hand the artistic experience is analogous to the religious figure of the buddha ; on the other it parallels the intellectual figure of the sphinx . The dancer - artist knows love and wisdom in both body and spirit .
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own subjectivity , the artist has become “ entangled , empty , and abashed ” and can only " half create , ” for he possesses a fragmented view of reality . The artist , in order to create , must seek to achieve a tensioned - oneness ...
own subjectivity , the artist has become “ entangled , empty , and abashed ” and can only " half create , ” for he possesses a fragmented view of reality . The artist , in order to create , must seek to achieve a tensioned - oneness ...
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