Life of Lord Byron And Other Sketches
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4th. This separation between art and life proceeds from an aristocratic school, which has pro- "NOTRE DAME DE PAR/S. " 187 mulgated a code of false laws ; let us substitute for this arbitrary code liberty in art, a genuine inspira- tion, a real conscience. These revolutions cannot be made hastily. This reintegration of all being in itself is one of the greatest difficulties ever conquered in history. The ancient world puts morals in positive codes, changing like the course of events and the fou...ndations of societies. Socrates placed the base of morality in the human conscience. The philosophy of the Middle Ages placed the laws of truth in a conception foreign to all life, beyond all reality. Descartes placed the laws of truth in reason. The classic authors put the laws of art in academic codes remote from the inspirations of fancy. Victor Hugo put the laws of art in inspira- tion, in the light which belongs to the spirit. No one can deny it this unfading glory. And from the moment in which he has the first glimmer of an idea, he realizes and makes use of it like a warrior who rushes to conquest.
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4th. This separation between art and life proceeds from an aristocratic school, which has pro- "NOTRE DAME DE PAR/S. " 187 mulgated a code of false laws ; let us substitute for this arbitrary code liberty in art, a genuine inspira- tion, a real conscience. These revolutions cannot be made hastily. This reintegration of all being in itself is one of the greatest difficulties ever conquered in history. The ancient world puts morals in positive codes, changing like the course of events and the fou...ndations of societies. Socrates placed the base of morality in the human conscience. The philosophy of the Middle Ages placed the laws of truth in a conception foreign to all life, beyond all reality. Descartes placed the laws of truth in reason. The classic authors put the laws of art in academic codes remote from the inspirations of fancy. Victor Hugo put the laws of art in inspira- tion, in the light which belongs to the spirit. No one can deny it this unfading glory. And from the moment in which he has the first glimmer of an idea, he realizes and makes use of it like a warrior who rushes to conquest.
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