Meaning and Truth in the ArtsUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1946 - 252 pages |
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... An Anthology of Pure Poetry , pp . 17-19 . Also in this connection cf. Professor Pottle's The Idiom of Poetry , Chapter 5 . 78. Professor Leichtentritt to the contrary . Cf. Hugo Leichtentritt , Music , History , and Ideas ...
... An Anthology of Pure Poetry , pp . 17-19 . Also in this connection cf. Professor Pottle's The Idiom of Poetry , Chapter 5 . 78. Professor Leichtentritt to the contrary . Cf. Hugo Leichtentritt , Music , History , and Ideas ...
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... An Anthology of Pure Poetry . New York , Boni and Liveright , 1925 . Münsterberg , Hugo . The Principles of Art Education .... New York , The Prang Educational Co. , 1905 . Murry , John Middleton . The Problem of Style . London , Oxford ...
... An Anthology of Pure Poetry . New York , Boni and Liveright , 1925 . Münsterberg , Hugo . The Principles of Art Education .... New York , The Prang Educational Co. , 1905 . Murry , John Middleton . The Problem of Style . London , Oxford ...
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