Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1960 - 503 pagine |
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Pagina 113
... scientific principles are to be found in the latter . To propose to construct a scientific theory of the different arts would be to wish to reduce to the single and homogeneous what is by nature multiple and heterogeneous ; to wish to ...
... scientific principles are to be found in the latter . To propose to construct a scientific theory of the different arts would be to wish to reduce to the single and homogeneous what is by nature multiple and heterogeneous ; to wish to ...
Pagina 114
... scientific system , then the sphere of the individual art would be abandoned and that of Esthetic entered , for Esthetic is always general Esthetic , or rather it cannot be divided into general and special . This last case ( that is ...
... scientific system , then the sphere of the individual art would be abandoned and that of Esthetic entered , for Esthetic is always general Esthetic , or rather it cannot be divided into general and special . This last case ( that is ...
Pagina 397
... scientific operations were to him , and still are to his followers , a pastime or hobby neither more nor less important than playing Patience or collecting stamps . Esthetic Another example of the superstitious cult of the Ernst Grosse ...
... scientific operations were to him , and still are to his followers , a pastime or hobby neither more nor less important than playing Patience or collecting stamps . Esthetic Another example of the superstitious cult of the Ernst Grosse ...
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