Professional Documents
Culture Documents
(Submility)
(Hyperbole)
(Sensory Data)
(Inspira-
tion)
(Verval Medium)
(Mystification)
Modern Art
Juxtaposition
Ho-
mophonic Music Polyphonic
Music
Homophonic
Polyphonic
Convergence Art
Non-Character
(Being)
(Be-
coming)
(Inspiration)
(Expressional Power)
(Aesthetism)
(Art)
(What is Art?)
(Fine Art) (Useful
Art) (Static Art) (Dy-
namic Art)
(Style)
(Modern Art) (Classical Criticism)
(Mirror Theory)
Art is Mimesis Mimesis
(imitation)
(Rational and Deliberate Process)
Lord Shaftesbury
The true poet is "Sec-
Style)
Subject
Object
(New Typifi-
cation)
(the product of his age)
(The great era of "isms")
This is why the effect of music is more powerful and
penetrating than the other arts
Linguistic Level
Non-Linguistic Level
(How)
(What)
(Ten philo-
sophical mistakes)
(Dr - Mortimer J-adler)
(Horace)
(Maimenides)
(Vico)
(the
original form of religious expression)
(a poem is writing arranged in lines having a
(Creativity)
(Freedom
of Art)
(Poetry
need not necessarily be written in verse)
(Imaginary)
(Secondary important)
(Cervantes) (Fielding) (Melville)
(Scott)
(Express)
(Art is
an activity in which the agent express his feeling)
(not to
A B
A/A
B/B
B/A
A/B
(The Black Arts)
(Auditory art)
(Lyre)
(Lyric)
(Poetry) (To
make)
(Poetry need not necessarily
be written in verse.)
(Reality)
(Appearance)
(Organization)
(Frame)
(Auditory and Visual)
(One-one Rela-
Wallace Stevens
Professor Stoll
Great Ideas from the Great Books,
Dr. Mortimer J. Adler, Page. 245.
(Renaissane)
(Fragment)
(Human Sur-
vival)
(Modern Sensibility)
(Post-
modern)
(Maintenance) (Inno-
vation)