The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 152
... reasons for his own attitude , and his chief reason is usually some mistake concerning the very being of the works of art . Such at least is the case with Kant . The very nature of music puzzles him . Rather unexpectedly , he includes ...
... reasons for his own attitude , and his chief reason is usually some mistake concerning the very being of the works of art . Such at least is the case with Kant . The very nature of music puzzles him . Rather unexpectedly , he includes ...
Pagina 153
... reason than any other of the fine arts ( II , 1 , 54 ) . The cause of its universality is that it is a language of the affec- tions , which are the same in all men , and it is precisely this which justifies the philosopher in ranking it ...
... reason than any other of the fine arts ( II , 1 , 54 ) . The cause of its universality is that it is a language of the affec- tions , which are the same in all men , and it is precisely this which justifies the philosopher in ranking it ...
Pagina 161
... reason whatever , there is a good chance that he will try to do or to make it with art . It is noteworthy , however , that in certain religions , such as Judaism and Islam , art is only permitted to the extent that it systematically ...
... reason whatever , there is a good chance that he will try to do or to make it with art . It is noteworthy , however , that in certain religions , such as Judaism and Islam , art is only permitted to the extent that it systematically ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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