Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1953 - 503 pagine |
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... represent Napoleon and Charle- magne , the Renaissance and the Reformation , the French Revolution and the Unification of Italy as individual facts with their individual physiognomy : that is , in the sense in which logicians use the ...
... represent Napoleon and Charle- magne , the Renaissance and the Reformation , the French Revolution and the Unification of Italy as individual facts with their individual physiognomy : that is , in the sense in which logicians use the ...
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... represents it in idea ( Urbild ) , the second in its reflexion ( Gegenbild ) : " philosophy portrays ideas , not ... represent the intellectual world in the world of reflexion . " 3 Music is the " very ideal rhythm of Nature and the ...
... represents it in idea ( Urbild ) , the second in its reflexion ( Gegenbild ) : " philosophy portrays ideas , not ... represent the intellectual world in the world of reflexion . " 3 Music is the " very ideal rhythm of Nature and the ...
Pagina 451
... represent action , but only by means of bodies which indicate it ; and poetry may re- present bodies , but only by ... represent consecutive objects not- withstanding the character of coexistence in their signs , allegorical painters ...
... represent action , but only by means of bodies which indicate it ; and poetry may re- present bodies , but only by ... represent consecutive objects not- withstanding the character of coexistence in their signs , allegorical painters ...
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