esemplastic การใช้

• It refers to the'esemplastic power of the imagination '.
• The discussion involves his definition of the imagination or  esemplastic power,  the faculty by which the soul perceives the spiritual unity of the universe, as distinguished from the fancy or merely associative function.
• In his last book, " Painting and on Man become Painter ", written in 1948, Gleizes warns against the trend of non-representation becoming an end unto itself, insisting on the importance, instead, of esemplastic qualities.
• There is a concrete act that has to be realised, a reality to be produced-of the same order as that which everyone is prepared to recognise in music, at the lowest level of the esemplastic scale, and in architecture, at the highest.
• "Never had a crowd been seen thrown into such a turmoil by works of the spirit, and especially over esemplastic works, paintings, whose nature it is to be silent ", writes Albert Gleizes, " Never had the critics been so violent as they were at that time.
• :" Never had a crowd been seen thrown into such a turmoil by works of the spirit, and especially over esemplastic works, paintings, whose nature it is to be silent ", writes Albert Gleizes, " Never had the critics been so violent as they were at that time.