Short Stories in the Making a Writers And Students Introduction to the Techni
Short Stories in the Making a Writers And Students Introduction to the Techni
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A greater number of persons have this ability to a limited extent, and by assiduous training can develop in themselves a reasonable degree of skill in the conceiving and writing of stage or narrative drama ; a still larger number have just enough of it to appreciate good artistry in play or story, but not enough ever themselves to become proficient playwrights or story-tellers. These sup- ply the " educated public " to whom the artist must look for anything like a just evaluation of his work; b...ut un- fortunately even they, lacking the creative gift, and owing their development largely to training based on the stand- ards of preceding generations or past ages, are sometimes conservatively slow to recognize the merits of newer methods and newer embodiments of the eternal truths.
8. There remain, however, all that part of the populace who have so little of the dramatic instinct, or have it so little developed, that they are incapable of discriminating the significant from the insignificant, and who, therefore, are not able to tell the worth-while from the worthless.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A greater number of persons have this ability to a limited extent, and by assiduous training can develop in themselves a reasonable degree of skill in the conceiving and writing of stage or narrative drama ; a still larger number have just enough of it to appreciate good artistry in play or story, but not enough ever themselves to become proficient playwrights or story-tellers. These sup- ply the " educated public " to whom the artist must look for anything like a just evaluation of his work; b...ut un- fortunately even they, lacking the creative gift, and owing their development largely to training based on the stand- ards of preceding generations or past ages, are sometimes conservatively slow to recognize the merits of newer methods and newer embodiments of the eternal truths.
8. There remain, however, all that part of the populace who have so little of the dramatic instinct, or have it so little developed, that they are incapable of discriminating the significant from the insignificant, and who, therefore, are not able to tell the worth-while from the worthless.
What to read after Short Stories in the Making a Writers And Students Introduction to the Techni?
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