A Modern Book of Esthetics: An AnthologyHolt, 1951 - 504 pagine |
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... theory " of Lange and Groos , the " will to power theory " of Nietzsche , the " wish - fulfillment " theory of Freud and Parker , the " objectification " theory of Santayana , the " emotionalist " theory of Véron and Tolstoy , the ...
... theory " of Lange and Groos , the " will to power theory " of Nietzsche , the " wish - fulfillment " theory of Freud and Parker , the " objectification " theory of Santayana , the " emotionalist " theory of Véron and Tolstoy , the ...
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... theories of esthetics , with an elaboration of the emotionalist theory . ) Encyclopædia Britannica : " Esthetics " in XI , XIII , and XIV Editions . Also Painting , Sculpture , Graphic Arts . ( Volumes published ' separately by the ...
... theories of esthetics , with an elaboration of the emotionalist theory . ) Encyclopædia Britannica : " Esthetics " in XI , XIII , and XIV Editions . Also Painting , Sculpture , Graphic Arts . ( Volumes published ' separately by the ...
Pagina 483
... Theory of Beauty . Op . cit . Chapter VIII . Cock , Albert A .: " The Esthetic of Benedetto Croce " in Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society , 1914-15 , pp . 164-198 . Cory , Herbert Ellsworth : " The Concept of Expression in Esthetic ...
... Theory of Beauty . Op . cit . Chapter VIII . Cock , Albert A .: " The Esthetic of Benedetto Croce " in Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society , 1914-15 , pp . 164-198 . Cory , Herbert Ellsworth : " The Concept of Expression in Esthetic ...
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ART AS THE EXPRESSION | 81 |
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