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Iiluvpsycho Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

Which should be filled in the blank?

While both art and science are ultimately concerned with the pursuit of truth, the process and methods employed by the artist, on the one hand, and by the scientist, on the other, vary to a considerable degree. The scientist, whether physical or social, is concerned principally with the problem of analyzing materials or events, while the moethod of the artist is primarily synthesizing. The scientist isolates, breaks things down and separates matter into its constituent parts for purposes of analysis; the artist selects his materials, aseembles, composes and builds. The scientist has to concern himself with the objective world of facts and phenomena; the artist deals more with the subjective world of ______.

Q. Which of the following should be filled in the blank.
a. human suffering
b. human action
c. reason and action
d. imagery and feeling

What do you think?


  

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My answer to the question was "imagery and feeling", but the answer of the book, written by a teacher who are not professional english one, was "human action". Asnwering the exercises which belong to the book for the last several months, I have found some a
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I agree with you. Your choice is the right one.
"Subjective" is traditionally used to describe our impressions, or reactions, not our actions. Imagery and feeling are personal things - internal, so to speak - of the mind.
"Human action" tends to be physical - obviously the realm of the scientist, not the artist, as your article makes abundantly clear.
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Thank you for your help.

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