The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 21
... object made only for practical use will be beautiful as well ; it is even always desirable that it be so : omne tulit punctum.1 Some artifacts , such as machines , boats , airplanes , objects for domestic use , are often more beautiful ...
... object made only for practical use will be beautiful as well ; it is even always desirable that it be so : omne tulit punctum.1 Some artifacts , such as machines , boats , airplanes , objects for domestic use , are often more beautiful ...
Pagina 28
... object of knowledge desired after the same manner as the most ardently desired objects of the will . We do not want the possession of the beautiful object in order to own it . Apart of course from those who invest their money in things ...
... object of knowledge desired after the same manner as the most ardently desired objects of the will . We do not want the possession of the beautiful object in order to own it . Apart of course from those who invest their money in things ...
Pagina 142
... object , and any object can be known and is intelligible , these minds mistake the intelligibility of the object , which is but the matter of art , for what art intended to produce . Since this kind of philistin- ism is rooted in an ...
... object , and any object can be known and is intelligible , these minds mistake the intelligibility of the object , which is but the matter of art , for what art intended to produce . Since this kind of philistin- ism is rooted in an ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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