Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1953 - 503 pagine |
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Pagina 120
... taste . But it is also negated in other equally common remarks , as when people speak of taste without genius , or of genius without taste . These last observations are meaningless , unless they allude to quantitative or psychological ...
... taste . But it is also negated in other equally common remarks , as when people speak of taste without genius , or of genius without taste . These last observations are meaningless , unless they allude to quantitative or psychological ...
Pagina 191
Benedetto Croce. The word taste or good taste was equally widespread Taste . and fashionable , signifying the faculty of judgement brought to bear on the beautiful , distinct to some extent from intellectual power , and sometimes divided ...
Benedetto Croce. The word taste or good taste was equally widespread Taste . and fashionable , signifying the faculty of judgement brought to bear on the beautiful , distinct to some extent from intellectual power , and sometimes divided ...
Pagina 467
Benedetto Croce. We speak of good taste and bad taste ; are all criticisms which turn upon this distinction to be considered absurd ? have these everyday expressions no meaning ? Home ends by asserting a common standard of taste ...
Benedetto Croce. We speak of good taste and bad taste ; are all criticisms which turn upon this distinction to be considered absurd ? have these everyday expressions no meaning ? Home ends by asserting a common standard of taste ...
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