Using this theory, researchers say that we come to music to experiment with identity and define ourselves, and then use it as a social vehicle to establish our group and find a mate, and later as a more solitary expression of our intellect, status and greater emotional understanding.
With Ludwig van Beethoven the symphony became no longer entertainment music but an expression of monumental intellect and innermost feeling, as in Haydn's and Mozart's late works.
Gossip is the acceptable face of intellect".
As scholar Perry Miller wrote in The New England Mind (1939), "Puritanism was one of the major expressions of Western intellect" and was "an important part of the whole thought of the seventeenth century".
The incessant vitality of our being demonstrates that "the matter we are made of, being of a celestial origin, produced and entwined with motion, does not enjoy rest, but thrives on motion," a motion that, in the final analysis, is no bodily activity, but an expression of knowledge and intellect (Theonoston, OO, II, 304a).
Translation is an expression of the universality of the intellect, but one Middle Eastern language remained unable to receive the new ideas – arguably the most important of them all, Ottoman Turkish.
Thus there is a continuum, a process of circulazione which begins in the mind of God and descends through the work of the intelligenze to draw Dante's nature into that praise of the donna gentile which constitutes the fulfillment of his own nature, the highest expression of which his desire and intellect are capable [2.5.15, 18; 2.6.5, Diomedi (1999)].
It also happens to be full of intellect and feeling and dartlike expression.
"There might be a misconception of intellect".
Equality is not the opposite of intellect; it depends on intellect for its true realization.
