Congress of Arts And Science 3
Congress of Arts And Science 3
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The vitality of all literature is supremely dependent upon the mass of light in it. Without light it is mere darkness. A moment's contem- plation of the great historic literatures — Oriental, Greek, Germanic — will settle this beyond a perad venture: each is a well of light from which, on lonely heights of Himalaya, of Judsea, of Parnassus, of Apennines, of Saxon hills and Anglo-Saxon uplands, the forebears and forerunners of the Indo- Aryan and Semitic races have kindled their fires and lighte...d their lamps and started on their torch-bearing Panathenaic Procession down the ages.
The light crystallized in a literature may be as manifold as that into which a prism of clear glass dissects the blended ray that pierces the eye-hole of the heliostat — the one indispensable thing being that it be light: moral, intellectual, sesthetic. It is a significant fact that the basic beginnings of all the greater modem literatures go back to some fountain-source of moral light — some Bible — some divine or semi- divine book recognized as the supreme logos of some Divine Being.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The vitality of all literature is supremely dependent upon the mass of light in it. Without light it is mere darkness. A moment's contem- plation of the great historic literatures — Oriental, Greek, Germanic — will settle this beyond a perad venture: each is a well of light from which, on lonely heights of Himalaya, of Judsea, of Parnassus, of Apennines, of Saxon hills and Anglo-Saxon uplands, the forebears and forerunners of the Indo- Aryan and Semitic races have kindled their fires and lighte...d their lamps and started on their torch-bearing Panathenaic Procession down the ages.
The light crystallized in a literature may be as manifold as that into which a prism of clear glass dissects the blended ray that pierces the eye-hole of the heliostat — the one indispensable thing being that it be light: moral, intellectual, sesthetic. It is a significant fact that the basic beginnings of all the greater modem literatures go back to some fountain-source of moral light — some Bible — some divine or semi- divine book recognized as the supreme logos of some Divine Being.
What to read after Congress of Arts And Science 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Münsterberg, Hugo, 1863-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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