Since Cézanne
Since Cézanne
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" Nothing is more notorious than the gorgeous individualism andpersonality of those flamboyant monsters whom we call the Elizabethans, unless it be the absence of that quality in the great French writers ofthe next age. Had Pascal been as bold as Newton he might have been asbig. No one will deny that Descartes was a finer intelligence thanHobbes, or that his meticulous respect for French susceptibilities gavean altogether improbable turn to his speculations. In the eighteenthcentury it was the ...English who did the discovering and the French who, on these discoveries being declared _admissibles_, brought them toperfection. Even in the nineteenth, the Revolution notwithstanding, French genius, except in painting, asserted itself less vividly andvariously than the Russian or English, and less emphatically than theGerman.
In recording the consequences of this French taste for authority we havehad to register profit and loss. It is true that the picture presentedby French history offers comparatively few colossal achievements orstupendous characters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Nothing is more notorious than the gorgeous individualism andpersonality of those flamboyant monsters whom we call the Elizabethans, unless it be the absence of that quality in the great French writers ofthe next age. Had Pascal been as bold as Newton he might have been asbig. No one will deny that Descartes was a finer intelligence thanHobbes, or that his meticulous respect for French susceptibilities gavean altogether improbable turn to his speculations. In the eighteenthcentury it was the ...English who did the discovering and the French who, on these discoveries being declared _admissibles_, brought them toperfection. Even in the nineteenth, the Revolution notwithstanding, French genius, except in painting, asserted itself less vividly andvariously than the Russian or English, and less emphatically than theGerman.
In recording the consequences of this French taste for authority we havehad to register profit and loss. It is true that the picture presentedby French history offers comparatively few colossal achievements orstupendous characters.
What to read after Since Cézanne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bell Clive to read onlineMoreLess
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