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To say that Art is anti - realistic simply insists upon the fact that Art is not nature , never pretends to be nature and strongly resists any confusion with nature . It emphasizes the art - character of Art : " artistic " is synonymous ...
To say that Art is anti - realistic simply insists upon the fact that Art is not nature , never pretends to be nature and strongly resists any confusion with nature . It emphasizes the art - character of Art : " artistic " is synonymous ...
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JOHN DEWEY EXPERIENCE , NATURE AND ART Experience , with the Greeks , signified a store of practical wisdom , a fund of insights useful in conducting the affairs of life . Sensation and perception were its occasion and supplied it with ...
JOHN DEWEY EXPERIENCE , NATURE AND ART Experience , with the Greeks , signified a store of practical wisdom , a fund of insights useful in conducting the affairs of life . Sensation and perception were its occasion and supplied it with ...
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Thought , intelligence , science is the intentional direction of natural events to meanings capable of immediate possession ... this direction - which is operative art - is itself a natural event in which nature otherwise partial and ...
Thought , intelligence , science is the intentional direction of natural events to meanings capable of immediate possession ... this direction - which is operative art - is itself a natural event in which nature otherwise partial and ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
ART AS THE EXPRESSION | 81 |
BEAUTY | 115 |
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