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The Monday Morning Memo

 

“The whole nature of man presupposes woman, 

both physically and spiritually. His system is tuned 

into woman from the start, just as it is prepared for 
a quite definite world where there is water, light, 
air, salt, carbohydrates, etc.”

– Carl Jung, 

“Two Essays in Analytical Psychology” 

In CW 7: P. 188

 

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“During the span of human history there have been only two basic types of art, 'abstract' and 'realistic.' Abstract art is governed by a spirit of symmetry, order, regularity and geometry. Whether in the form of sculpture or carpets, mosaics or pottery, abstract art aspires to create a tranquil atmosphere marked by flat, repetitive visual planes, the whole being free from any allusion to the living world.

Realistic art dominated aesthetics in the ancient Greek and Roman eras and held sway in Europe from the Renaissance to the late nineteenth century. Realistic art seeks to evoke the vibrancy and color of tangible experience. Artists of this stripe strive to capture the atmosphere of a threatening pine forest, the texture of human blood, the swelling of a teardrop or the ferocity of a lion.

A society will be drawn to the art which supplies what is lacking within itself.
“

- Wilhelm Worringer, "Abstraction and Empathy," 1907

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