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Wagner as Man & Artist

Note 377 — Chapter II · THE ARTIST IN THEORY (continued 2)

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This term, it must be remembered, is not Wagner's own. It has come into such general use, however, and is so thoroughly expressive, that it is better to employ it than to adopt Wagner's rather circumlocuitous way of expressing the same thing.

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