Rückert: What separates art from science? The gift; To it, proud knowledge must concede the crown. Scholarship certainly knows ho

What separates art from science? The gift; To it, proud knowledge must concede t — Rückert

What separates art from science? The gift; To it, proud knowledge must concede the crown. Scholarship certainly knows how something ought to be But it cannot create it — that you alone, art, can do.

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