Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1953 - 503 pagine |
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... pure beauty has often been brought forward against hedonistic and pedagogic Esthetic , and eagerly taken up by artists : " Heaven places all our joy in pure beauty , and the Verse is everything . ” If by this be understood that art is ...
... pure beauty has often been brought forward against hedonistic and pedagogic Esthetic , and eagerly taken up by artists : " Heaven places all our joy in pure beauty , and the Verse is everything . ” If by this be understood that art is ...
Pagina 275
... pure and simple ; unless we are prepared to look on these Lectures as representing a pre - critical period of thought , or an exoteric doctrine superseded eventually by Kant's own original esoteric ideas in his Critique of the Judgment ...
... pure and simple ; unless we are prepared to look on these Lectures as representing a pre - critical period of thought , or an exoteric doctrine superseded eventually by Kant's own original esoteric ideas in his Critique of the Judgment ...
Pagina 278
... pure intuition , the totality of the a priori prin- ciples of sensibility . There must therefore be a science which forms the first part of the transcendental doctrine of elements , distinct from that which contains the prin- ciples of pure ...
... pure intuition , the totality of the a priori prin- ciples of sensibility . There must therefore be a science which forms the first part of the transcendental doctrine of elements , distinct from that which contains the prin- ciples of pure ...
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