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" Genius. — Genius is properly the faculty of invention, by means of which a man is qualified for making new discoveries in science, or for producing original works of art. We may ascribe taste, judgment, or knowledge, to a man who is incapable of invention;... "
An Essay on Genius - Page 8
by Alexander Gerard - 1774 - 434 pages
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The Pocket Lacon: Comprising Nearly One Thousand Extracts from the ..., Volume 1

John Taylor - 1839 - 274 pages
...producing original works of art. We may ascribe taste, judgment, or knowledge, to a man who is inqapable of invention; but we cannot reckon him a man of genius. In order to determine how far he merits that character, we must inquire whether he has discovered any new principle in science, or invented...
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Materials for thinking extracted from the works of the learned of all ages

Materials - 1846 - 478 pages
...discoveries in science, or for producing original works of art. We may ascribe taste, judgment, or knowledge, to a man who is incapable of invention; but we cannot...of genius. In order to determine how far he merits that character, we must inquire whether he has discovered any new principle in science, or invented...
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Gems of great authors; or, The philosophy of reading and thinking, selected ...

John Tillotson - 1880 - 392 pages
...discoveries in science, or for producing original works of art. We may ascribe taste, judgment, or knowledge, to a man who is incapable of invention ; but we cannot...of genius. In order to determine how far he merits that character, we must inquire whether he has discovered any new principle in science, or invented...
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Genie und Entartung eine psychologische Studie

William Hirsch - 1894 - 356 pages
...discoveries in science, or for producing original works of art. We may ascribe taste, judgment, or knowledge, to a man who is incapable of invention; but we cannot...determine, how far he merits this character(!), we must inquire whether he has discovered any new principle in science, or invented any new art, or carried...
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Wie empfindet, denkt und handelt der geniale mensch?: eine psychologie des ...

Albert Paul - 1904 - 78 pages
...discoveries in science, or for producing original works of art. We may ascribe taste, judgment or knowledge to a man, who is incapable of invention, but we cannot reckon him a man of genius." Auch diese Erklärungen erschöpfen allerdings die Frage nicht; denn wenn wir auch wissen, dass auf...
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