문학에서의 예술 기술 원칙들.The Book of Art principles in literature, by Francis P. Donnelly

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문학에서의 예술 기술 원칙들.The Book of Art principles in literature, by Francis P. Donnelly
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ART PRINCIPLES
IN LITERATURE
[ ii]
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문학에서의 예술 기술 원칙들.The Book of Art principles in literature, by Francis P. Donnelly
CONTENTS
PAGE
INTRODUCTION

v

ART PRINCIPLES IN LITERATURE
PART FIRST
ART IN THE APPRECIATION OF LITERATURE
I
ART AND THE INDIVIDUAL
1. INDIVIDUALISM AND RESPONSIBILITY 1


II
ART AND THE INDIVIDUAL
2. VAGARIES OF INDIVIDUALISM 8


III
ART AND HUMAN NATURE
1. THE UNIVERSAL ELEMENT 14


IV
ART AND HUMAN NATURE
2. REALISM AND REALITY 20


V
ART AND THE DIVINE
1. RELIGIOUS ORIGIN OF ART 26


VI
ART AND THE DIVINE
2. THE KINSHIP OF ART AND RELIGION 31


VII
ART AND THE DIVINE
3. ART IN ITS RELATION TO VIRTUE 39


VIII
THE VISCERAL TEST OF BEAUTY
48

PART SECOND
ART IN THE TEACHING OF LITERATURE
IX
LOOKING FORWARD IN LITERATURE
57

X
UNIFYING EDUCATION THROUGH LITERATURE
64

XI
THE INTERESTING TEACHER OF LITERATURE
70

XII
EDUCATING THE EMOTIONS
83

XIII
KEEP THE CLASSICS BUT TEACH THEM
91

XIV
THE VITALIZER OF THE WORLD
100

XV
TRUE PRINCIPLES OF HOMERIC CRITICISM
106

XVI
THE CHILD-TEST OF LITERATURE
114

XVII
THE CHRIST-CHILD TEST OF LITERATURE
119

APPENDIX

GREEK SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
129

NOTE: THE NATURE OF ESTHETIC ENJOYMENT
134

A FORWARD-LOOKING LESSON IN LITERATURE 159

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문학에서의 예술 기술 원칙들.The Book of Art principles in literature, by Francis P. Donnelly
INTRODUCTION
In the Art of Interesting (Kenedy, 1920) the writer began a discussion of the
principles of art and of their application to writing and speaking. In this work the
discussion is carried further and is not restricted to the one feature of arousing
and fixing attention, especially in oratory, which was the chief topic of the Art of
Interesting. The following chapters represent the reactions of the writer to
literature both as composed today and as taught in our schools. Any active mind,
bewildered by the ceaseless experimenting in literature and education, and not
satisfied with a passive acceptance of even excellent critics, is necessarily forced
back upon first principles. Such a mind will not yield to the despair of skepticism,
that there are no first principles, nor to the despair of agnosticism, that there may
be such principles but we cannot know them, nor yet to the despair of
pragmatism, that we must wait and see whether the human race ages from now
will give us assurance that there really are principles of art because the last man
has seen that these principles have been found to work up to the moment prior
to which he joined Tutankhamen.
[ vi]
Art, just as morals and pure science, differs entirely from the natural sciences,
which are generalizations based upon acquired information and must change as
long as the information upon which they are based can be modified and enlarged.
But where, as in art or pure science, principles are based on final truths, the
principles have also a finality and can only be rejected if their basis can be
changed or modified. Aristotle’s principles have something of that finality.
Aristotle had for his study a body of literature that has for centuries met with the
approval of the best taste in every age and of every critic. Aristotle’s biology or
physics are not final, but his ethics, his logic, his esthetics are in measurable
distance of finality except where some additions have been made to the materials
upon which he based his analysis. In religion, because of revelation, in music
because of discoveries in instrumentation, and perhaps in other arts, time has
added to the original store, but in literature there are few additions to the fields
which lay before Aristotle, and subsequent ages have not developed any keener
analytical powers than those of Aristotle.

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문학에서의 예술 기술 원칙들.The Book of Art principles in literature, by Francis P. Donnelly
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ART PRINCIPLES
IN LITERATURE
[ ii]
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
NEW YORK · BOSTON · CHICAGO · DALLAS
ATLANTA · SAN FRANCISCO
MACMILLAN & CO., LIMITED
LONDON · BOMBAY · CALCUTTA
MELBOURNE
THE MACMILLAN CO. OF CANADA, LTD.
TORONTO