Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1953 - 503 pagine |
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... activity is possible ; but mere matter produces animality , whatever is brutal and impulsive in man , not the ... activity , while matter is changeable . Without matter spiritual activity would not forsake its abstractness to become ...
... activity is possible ; but mere matter produces animality , whatever is brutal and impulsive in man , not the ... activity , while matter is changeable . Without matter spiritual activity would not forsake its abstractness to become ...
Pagina 75
Benedetto Croce. could a non - spiritual activity ever be , an activity of nature , when we have no other knowledge of activity save as spirituality , nor of spirituality save as activity ? Nature is in this case , by definition , the ...
Benedetto Croce. could a non - spiritual activity ever be , an activity of nature , when we have no other knowledge of activity save as spirituality , nor of spirituality save as activity ? Nature is in this case , by definition , the ...
Pagina 316
... activity ) and are called activities of identity ; and others whose diversity is presumed , which are called activities of difference or individual activities . Secondly , there are activities which exhaust themselves in the internal ...
... activity ) and are called activities of identity ; and others whose diversity is presumed , which are called activities of difference or individual activities . Secondly , there are activities which exhaust themselves in the internal ...
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