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>Truth exists for the wise; beauty for the susceptible heart. They belong together—are complementary.
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>Beauty is truth, truth beauty, —that is all
>Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.
- John Keats

Read Schiller if you want to understand the intellectual current of romanticism that Beethoven was coming out of. But all romantics believed in the correlation of truth and beauty.
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what did Beethoven read?
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>>23321968
>But all romantics believed in the correlation of truth and beauty.
I also believe in it.



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