Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1953 - 503 pagine |
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... method does not differ from that by which is formed the smallest universal in the brain of the humblest of men . What is generally called par excellence art , collects intuitions that are wider and more complex than those which we ...
... method does not differ from that by which is formed the smallest universal in the brain of the humblest of men . What is generally called par excellence art , collects intuitions that are wider and more complex than those which we ...
Pagina 131
... method The method presents problems and difficulties , some common to the of artistic theory of historical method in general , others peculiar to history . it , because derived from the concept of art itself . Criticism of the problem ...
... method The method presents problems and difficulties , some common to the of artistic theory of historical method in general , others peculiar to history . it , because derived from the concept of art itself . Criticism of the problem ...
Pagina 243
... method , into three parts invention of beautiful thoughts ( heuristic ) , æsthetic method ( methodic ) , and the beautiful signification of thoughts ( semiotic ) ; the first of these ( occupying two and a half volumes ) is subdivided ...
... method , into three parts invention of beautiful thoughts ( heuristic ) , æsthetic method ( methodic ) , and the beautiful signification of thoughts ( semiotic ) ; the first of these ( occupying two and a half volumes ) is subdivided ...
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