Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1953 - 503 pagine |
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Pagina 51
... external is no longer a work of art . Others distinguish between æsthetic fact and artistic fact , meaning by the second the external or practical stage , which may follow and generally does follow the first . But in this case , it is ...
... external is no longer a work of art . Others distinguish between æsthetic fact and artistic fact , meaning by the second the external or practical stage , which may follow and generally does follow the first . But in this case , it is ...
Pagina 108
... external reality , in order to modify it by approximating it to the ideal ; he goes from the impression of external nature to expression , that is to say , his ideal , and from this passes to the natural fact , which he employs as ...
... external reality , in order to modify it by approximating it to the ideal ; he goes from the impression of external nature to expression , that is to say , his ideal , and from this passes to the natural fact , which he employs as ...
Pagina 417
... external objects exclusively and specifically adequate to the faculty of thought " ; and on the other hand " the products and results of scientific thought are not so external and sensibly intuitive as those of artistic invention ...
... external objects exclusively and specifically adequate to the faculty of thought " ; and on the other hand " the products and results of scientific thought are not so external and sensibly intuitive as those of artistic invention ...
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