The New Monthly Magazine
The New Monthly Magazine
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— It is the general feeling of mankind — the light that is within us ibat must appreciate thefn. That whidi contains no beauty but what it requires die eye of a critic to find out, contains none at all. All the criticism in the world never made a single real lover of the fine arts.
It has made hosts of amateurs and connoisseurs — ^worshippers of a name — stringers of phrases — chatterers about gust-p^ chiaro- wnro^ the beau idialf and so ferth. But these have no real love for the fine arts. The...y can have none, — ^because real love, whatever may be the object of it, springs from the depths of the heart ; — and these people iave no hearts : they have talked their's away ; or bartered them for a vocabulary of technical phrases.
When once the few fundamental principles of truth are known, then the taste that is got by reading books o^ criticism, is like the morality that is acquired by reading books of casuistry — that is, something worse than none at all : — for criticism is to beautv in art, just what meta- physics is to truth in morals — it makes *' no light, but rather darkness visible." Criticism, like every thing else, is very well in its place; but like every thing else, it does not exactly know where that is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— It is the general feeling of mankind — the light that is within us ibat must appreciate thefn. That whidi contains no beauty but what it requires die eye of a critic to find out, contains none at all. All the criticism in the world never made a single real lover of the fine arts.
It has made hosts of amateurs and connoisseurs — ^worshippers of a name — stringers of phrases — chatterers about gust-p^ chiaro- wnro^ the beau idialf and so ferth. But these have no real love for the fine arts. The...y can have none, — ^because real love, whatever may be the object of it, springs from the depths of the heart ; — and these people iave no hearts : they have talked their's away ; or bartered them for a vocabulary of technical phrases.
When once the few fundamental principles of truth are known, then the taste that is got by reading books o^ criticism, is like the morality that is acquired by reading books of casuistry — that is, something worse than none at all : — for criticism is to beautv in art, just what meta- physics is to truth in morals — it makes *' no light, but rather darkness visible." Criticism, like every thing else, is very well in its place; but like every thing else, it does not exactly know where that is.
What to read after The New Monthly Magazine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Ainsworth to read onlineMoreLess
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