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Noting that a work of art is highly individual and that artists shun mere abstract thought , Benedetto Croce defined art as the knowing of particulars , or intuition , as distinguished from the knowing of universals , or conception .
Noting that a work of art is highly individual and that artists shun mere abstract thought , Benedetto Croce defined art as the knowing of particulars , or intuition , as distinguished from the knowing of universals , or conception .
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meaning , namely just the shape of a thing , and on the other hand to the quite unpopular meaning it has in science and philosophy , where it designates something more abstract ; " form " in its most abstract sense means structure ...
meaning , namely just the shape of a thing , and on the other hand to the quite unpopular meaning it has in science and philosophy , where it designates something more abstract ; " form " in its most abstract sense means structure ...
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The logical form itself is not another thing , but an abstract concept , or better an abstractable concept . We usually don't abstract it deliberately , but only use it , as we use our vocal cords in speech without first learning all ...
The logical form itself is not another thing , but an abstract concept , or better an abstractable concept . We usually don't abstract it deliberately , but only use it , as we use our vocal cords in speech without first learning all ...
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ONE ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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