Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1953 - 503 pagine |
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Pagina 50
... fact as a practical fact , do not do so capriciously or because they are groping in the void ; but because they have their eye on some- thing which is really practical . But the practical which they aim is not Esthetic , nor within ...
... fact as a practical fact , do not do so capriciously or because they are groping in the void ; but because they have their eye on some- thing which is really practical . But the practical which they aim is not Esthetic , nor within ...
Pagina 104
... fact or artistic vision and the physical fact or instrument which aids in its reproduction , together with brief criticisms of them deduced from what has already been said . That form of associationism which identifies the æsthetic fact ...
... fact or artistic vision and the physical fact or instrument which aids in its reproduction , together with brief criticisms of them deduced from what has already been said . That form of associationism which identifies the æsthetic fact ...
Pagina 108
... fact , which he employs as instrument of reproduction of the ideal fact . Another consequence of the confusion between the æsthetic fact and the physical fact is the theory of the elementary forms of the beautiful . If expression , if ...
... fact , which he employs as instrument of reproduction of the ideal fact . Another consequence of the confusion between the æsthetic fact and the physical fact is the theory of the elementary forms of the beautiful . If expression , if ...
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