Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1953 - 503 pagine |
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... scientific knowledge . The greater portion of these objections is animated by the prejudice that in refusing to history the character of conceptual science something of its value and dignity has been taken from it . This really arises ...
... scientific knowledge . The greater portion of these objections is animated by the prejudice that in refusing to history the character of conceptual science something of its value and dignity has been taken from it . This really arises ...
Pagina 113
... scientific principles are to be found in the latter . To propose to construct a scientific theory of the different arts would be to wish to reduce to the single and homogeneous what is by nature multiple and heterogeneous ; to wish to ...
... scientific principles are to be found in the latter . To propose to construct a scientific theory of the different arts would be to wish to reduce to the single and homogeneous what is by nature multiple and heterogeneous ; to wish to ...
Pagina 114
... scientific system , then the sphere of the individual art would be abandoned and that of Esthetic entered , for Esthetic is always general Esthetic , or rather it cannot be divided into general and special . This last case ( that is ...
... scientific system , then the sphere of the individual art would be abandoned and that of Esthetic entered , for Esthetic is always general Esthetic , or rather it cannot be divided into general and special . This last case ( that is ...
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