Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1953 - 503 pagine |
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Pagina 132
... origin of art becomes at once evident . We should note that by this formula many different things have in turn been included on many different occasions . Origin has often meant nature or character of the artistic fact , in which case ...
... origin of art becomes at once evident . We should note that by this formula many different things have in turn been included on many different occasions . Origin has often meant nature or character of the artistic fact , in which case ...
Pagina 225
... origin of languages and the origin of letters . " This discovery was made by Vico after " toil as disagreeable and overwhelming as we should undergo had we to strip off our own nature and enter into that of the primæval men of Hobbes ...
... origin of languages and the origin of letters . " This discovery was made by Vico after " toil as disagreeable and overwhelming as we should undergo had we to strip off our own nature and enter into that of the primæval men of Hobbes ...
Pagina 330
... origin of language , recognizing , with his master , that the question of its origin is identical with that of nature of language , its psychological genesis or rather the position it occupies in evolution of the spirit . " In the ...
... origin of language , recognizing , with his master , that the question of its origin is identical with that of nature of language , its psychological genesis or rather the position it occupies in evolution of the spirit . " In the ...
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