Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1953 - 503 pagine |
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Pagina xxii
... Critique of Judgment , generally neglected in favour of the Critiques of Pure Reason and of Practical Judgment ; Baumgarten for drawing the attention of the world to his obscure name and for reprinting his Latin thesis in which the word ...
... Critique of Judgment , generally neglected in favour of the Critiques of Pure Reason and of Practical Judgment ; Baumgarten for drawing the attention of the world to his obscure name and for reprinting his Latin thesis in which the word ...
Pagina 275
... Critique of the Judgment are derived from Baumgarten and Meier ; he who reads the works of these disciples of Wolff and passes immediately to the Critique of Judgment often has the impression that the atmosphere surrounding him is ...
... Critique of the Judgment are derived from Baumgarten and Meier ; he who reads the works of these disciples of Wolff and passes immediately to the Critique of Judgment often has the impression that the atmosphere surrounding him is ...
Pagina 278
... Critique of Judgment , but in the first section of his Critique of Pure Reason , in the first part of the Transcendental Doctrine of Elements . He says here that sensations only enter the spirit when the latter itself gives them form ...
... Critique of Judgment , but in the first section of his Critique of Pure Reason , in the first part of the Transcendental Doctrine of Elements . He says here that sensations only enter the spirit when the latter itself gives them form ...
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