Great Teachers: Portrayed by Those who Studied Under ThemHouston Peterson Rutgers University Press, 1946 - 351 pagina's |
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Pagina 102
... young man can obtain inspiration , enthusiasm , and absence of self - consciousness only by the steady contemplation of great truths ; that if he is wholly absorbed in imitation he is like a person whose work is that of a proofreader ...
... young man can obtain inspiration , enthusiasm , and absence of self - consciousness only by the steady contemplation of great truths ; that if he is wholly absorbed in imitation he is like a person whose work is that of a proofreader ...
Pagina 281
... young people educated in more or less official institutions cannot grasp . Accustomed from their childhood to bring tasks to their pro- fessors , they cannot conceive that , in Art , such a thing is non - existent . There is no more ...
... young people educated in more or less official institutions cannot grasp . Accustomed from their childhood to bring tasks to their pro- fessors , they cannot conceive that , in Art , such a thing is non - existent . There is no more ...
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... young is surely the best , if the most precarious , gift of life ; yet there are some of us who would hardly consent to be young again , if it were at the cost of our recollection of Mr. Emerson's first lectures during the consulate of ...
... young is surely the best , if the most precarious , gift of life ; yet there are some of us who would hardly consent to be young again , if it were at the cost of our recollection of Mr. Emerson's first lectures during the consulate of ...
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