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    Poetry has a sense, a soul, and a force, whereas music is... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Non-linguistic arts (music, sculpture, painting) cannot express thoughts or meanings autonomously of language

    Poetry has a sense, a soul, and a force, whereas music is a mere succession of objects in time and sculpture and painting are merely spatial

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    His whole train of thought there closely followed one that Herder had already pursued in the Critical Forests (1769), so it may be useful to begin with a brief sketch of the latter. By the time of writing the Critical Forests Herder was already committed to his own versions of principles (4) and (5). Accordingly, in reaction to the phenomenon of the non-linguistic arts the book initially set out to argue for a theory of their nature that would preserve consistency with those principles, and

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