Studies in Diderots Esthetic Naturalism
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^ Cf. Iii, 485 (Plan cVune university) ; iv, 26 f. (Fragm. S. Le genie); v, 233 f. (Rejl. Sur I'ocle); x, 519 (Essai sur la peinture) ; xi, 25, 130 f. (Refl. Sur Vocle); xii, 75 ff.. 105 (Pens^es detach^es sur la peinture. Etc. ); xiv, 42o/'"E}iejiclope(lie") ; xv, 35 tt. ("Genie"') ; xix, 117 (a Mile Volland. Sept. 2. 1762) ; etc. V. Infra, subchapter vi.
^ Cf. Hugo's antithesis of the grotesque and sublime.
"LE DRAME" 39 cerned in individualizing, in bringing out the characteristic, accide...ntal and irregular. Imagine a painted head, says Diderot in Ics Dciix amis de Bourbonne. All its lines are strong, grand and regular ; it forms the rarest and most perfect whole. "J'eprouve, en lo considerant, du respect, de I'admiration, de I'effroi. J'en cherche le modele dans la nature, et ne I'y trouve pas ; en comparaison tout est faible, petit et mesquin ; c'est une tete ideale; je le sens, je me le dis. " Now let the artist mark on its forehead a slight scar and paint a wart on the temple.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
f.
^ Cf. Iii, 485 (Plan cVune university) ; iv, 26 f. (Fragm. S. Le genie); v, 233 f. (Rejl. Sur I'ocle); x, 519 (Essai sur la peinture) ; xi, 25, 130 f. (Refl. Sur Vocle); xii, 75 ff.. 105 (Pens^es detach^es sur la peinture. Etc. ); xiv, 42o/'"E}iejiclope(lie") ; xv, 35 tt. ("Genie"') ; xix, 117 (a Mile Volland. Sept. 2. 1762) ; etc. V. Infra, subchapter vi.
^ Cf. Hugo's antithesis of the grotesque and sublime.
"LE DRAME" 39 cerned in individualizing, in bringing out the characteristic, accide...ntal and irregular. Imagine a painted head, says Diderot in Ics Dciix amis de Bourbonne. All its lines are strong, grand and regular ; it forms the rarest and most perfect whole. "J'eprouve, en lo considerant, du respect, de I'admiration, de I'effroi. J'en cherche le modele dans la nature, et ne I'y trouve pas ; en comparaison tout est faible, petit et mesquin ; c'est une tete ideale; je le sens, je me le dis. " Now let the artist mark on its forehead a slight scar and paint a wart on the temple.
What to read after Studies in Diderots Esthetic Naturalism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felix Vexler to read onlineMoreLess
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