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Impersonal Theory

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“Impersonal Theory” means what is called the “theory of impersonality.” Make individuality a catalyst. T. S. Eliot The development of art is constant self-sacrifice and constant disappearance of personality. Art is depersonalization. Submission to something more valuable than oneself. Make individuality a catalyst. #word

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