Leo Tolstoy Quotes
In The Evolution Of Knowledge-mistaken And Unnecessary Beliefs Are Forced Out And Supplanted By Truer And More Necessary Knowledge. So Too In The Evolution Of Feelings, Which Takes Place By Means Of Art. Lower Feelings-less Kind And Less Needed For The Good Of Humanity-are Forced Out And Replaced By Kinder Feelings Which Better Serve Us Individually And Collectively. This Is The Purpose Of Art.
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