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    Supports→Poetry reaches not only wider but also deeper than painting and music

    Other arts such as painting and music capture only outward or superficial features of objects

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    But this is only the first step of Herder’s argument. The second step argues that just as Lessing’s division of the arts into painting and poetry is incomplete, the distinction between space and time on which the former division is based is also incomplete. This is because Lessing’s distinction leaves out the essential category of force (Kraft), and precisely this last category is essential to the effect of poetry (“First Grove,” p. 194). Herder is not particularly clear about the difference be

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