The romantic spirit

ArtLink 28 (2):13-15 (2009)
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A central idea of Romanticism in the arts is the idea that art or the aesthetic experience of nature reveals truth or insight about the human condition and relation to nature. What kind of truth could this be and how could perceptual objects reveal it?

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Jennifer A. McMahon
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