Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1953 - 503 pagine |
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Pagina 298
... sensible , objective knowledge ( the second is religion , a representative consciousness plus worship , an element extraneous to mere art : the third is philosophy , free thought of the absolute spirit ) .3 Beauty and truth are at the ...
... sensible , objective knowledge ( the second is religion , a representative consciousness plus worship , an element extraneous to mere art : the third is philosophy , free thought of the absolute spirit ) .3 Beauty and truth are at the ...
Pagina 299
... sensible appear- ance of the Idea . " 1 The Idea is the content of art : its sensible and imaginative configuration ; its form : two elements which must interpenetrate and form a whole , hence the necessity that a content destined to ...
... sensible appear- ance of the Idea . " 1 The Idea is the content of art : its sensible and imaginative configuration ; its form : two elements which must interpenetrate and form a whole , hence the necessity that a content destined to ...
Pagina 355
... sensible or fantastic , art is a propedeutic to the true and the good . Gioberti is of opinion that Hegel was wrong in detaching natural beauty from Esthetic , for perfect beauty of nature is " the full corre- spondence of sensible ...
... sensible or fantastic , art is a propedeutic to the true and the good . Gioberti is of opinion that Hegel was wrong in detaching natural beauty from Esthetic , for perfect beauty of nature is " the full corre- spondence of sensible ...
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Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General Linguistic Benedetto Croce Visualizzazione estratti - 1967 |
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