se he represents, as does noother, the struggle and the triumph of the uncom-promising artist in an indifTerent art-ignorant community—a community even hostile; he showsthe moulding power of the creative mentality onsuch a community—the helplessness of the latterwhen attacked by the creative force;… … in \ \-^l -.111 lANAKA\1 All Yasus/ii Taiiaka part of the world, the vision one race may bringto another, the concrete deepening of mentallife that may result from the fusion of the lifeand the cultures of two races, and the universalityand leadership which necessarily result, in spiteof every…
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