CESSATION:

A． All human activity is ultimately a product of the organization of our brains, and subject to its laws.
B． In art, something must always be left over for the imagination to perform.
C． Art has been a creative refuge for other unsatisfied ideals created by the brain through its abstractive process.
D． The future branch of aesthetics will study the neural basis of artistic creativity and achievement.
E． Art's richness lies in the fact that its power to disturb and arouse varies between individuals.

A． allows abstract ideas to mutate into new and hitherto untested forms
B． helps scientists synthesize several distinct views of the operation of the brain
C． manifests in an observable form the laws by which the brain functions
D． subordinates the particular to the general, streamlining the artistic process
E． establishes the constant and essential properties of objects and surfaces