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only as possessed by mind , but whereas in them mind and the external still sit loosely to each other , and in the one case the mind contemplates an external reality which owes to the mind its truth but not its reality , and in the ...
only as possessed by mind , but whereas in them mind and the external still sit loosely to each other , and in the one case the mind contemplates an external reality which owes to the mind its truth but not its reality , and in the ...
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4 Beauty is essentially the object of intelligence , for what knows in the full meaning of the word is the mind , which alone is open to the infinity of being . The natural site of beauty is the intelligible world : thence it descends .
4 Beauty is essentially the object of intelligence , for what knows in the full meaning of the word is the mind , which alone is open to the infinity of being . The natural site of beauty is the intelligible world : thence it descends .
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proportion , because the mind likes order and likes unity ; lastly and above all brightness or clarity , because the mind likes light and intelligibility . A certain splendor is indeed according to all the Ancients the essential ...
proportion , because the mind likes order and likes unity ; lastly and above all brightness or clarity , because the mind likes light and intelligibility . A certain splendor is indeed according to all the Ancients the essential ...
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ONE ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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