Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1953 - 503 pagine |
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... kinds . Every true work of art has violated some established kind and upset the ideas of the critics , who have thus been obliged to broaden the kinds , until finally even the broadened kind has proved too narrow , owing to the ...
... kinds . Every true work of art has violated some established kind and upset the ideas of the critics , who have thus been obliged to broaden the kinds , until finally even the broadened kind has proved too narrow , owing to the ...
Pagina 436
... KINDS The theory of artistic and literary kinds and of the laws or rules proper to each separate kind has almost always followed the fortunes of the rhetorical theory . 4 Traces of the threefold division into epic , lyric and dramatic ...
... KINDS The theory of artistic and literary kinds and of the laws or rules proper to each separate kind has almost always followed the fortunes of the rhetorical theory . 4 Traces of the threefold division into epic , lyric and dramatic ...
Pagina 471
... kinds of poetic composition , exhausting between them the whole field of poetry ; all poets who are worthy of the name must belong , according to the times and conditions in which they flourish , either to the category of naļve or to ...
... kinds of poetic composition , exhausting between them the whole field of poetry ; all poets who are worthy of the name must belong , according to the times and conditions in which they flourish , either to the category of naļve or to ...
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