Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1960 - 503 pagine |
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... individual . From this it is argued that history is also a logical or scientific form of knowledge . History , in ... individual facts with their individual physiognomy : that is , in the sense in which logicians use the word " represent ...
... individual . From this it is argued that history is also a logical or scientific form of knowledge . History , in ... individual facts with their individual physiognomy : that is , in the sense in which logicians use the word " represent ...
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... individual . Art is beauty and character- istic in one ; characteristic beauty , character from which beauty is evolved , according to Goethe's saying ; it is therefore not the individual but the living concept of the individual . When ...
... individual . Art is beauty and character- istic in one ; characteristic beauty , character from which beauty is evolved , according to Goethe's saying ; it is therefore not the individual but the living concept of the individual . When ...
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... individual person , at least in different peoples and nations ; therefore it belongs properly to activities of difference or individual activities.1 As for the other distinction , it is true that art does realize itself in the external ...
... individual person , at least in different peoples and nations ; therefore it belongs properly to activities of difference or individual activities.1 As for the other distinction , it is true that art does realize itself in the external ...
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