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Pagina xxxiii
Artistic expression means the creation of a specific variant of some generic value
, such as delight in activity , the enjoyment of ... The artist is aware , at least
vaguely , of the generic value before he starts to create , but the variant is created
or ...
Artistic expression means the creation of a specific variant of some generic value
, such as delight in activity , the enjoyment of ... The artist is aware , at least
vaguely , of the generic value before he starts to create , but the variant is created
or ...
Pagina 481
The terms beautiful and ugly , however , have no meaning whatever in terms of
the creating artist ' s point of view , but only ... or " consumer , ” whether he be the
artist himself later contemplating and evaluating his creation , or some one else .
The terms beautiful and ugly , however , have no meaning whatever in terms of
the creating artist ' s point of view , but only ... or " consumer , ” whether he be the
artist himself later contemplating and evaluating his creation , or some one else .
Pagina 483
It is perhaps unnecessary to point out in this connection that approving on this
basis the object that one has created is quite a different thing from finding it
beautiful . The pleasure which such approval does express is pleasure found ,
not in the ...
It is perhaps unnecessary to point out in this connection that approving on this
basis the object that one has created is quite a different thing from finding it
beautiful . The pleasure which such approval does express is pleasure found ,
not in the ...
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Reality and Imagination | 3 |
Design | 44 |
Having an Experience From Art as | 62 |
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