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Pagina 97
... heap of images put together in play or intentionally or for some other practical purpose , the connection of which , being practical , shows itself to be not organic , but mechanic , when considered from the esthetic point of view .
... heap of images put together in play or intentionally or for some other practical purpose , the connection of which , being practical , shows itself to be not organic , but mechanic , when considered from the esthetic point of view .
Pagina 396
It has a negative , inhibitory aspect - the cutting - out of the practical sides of things and of our practical attitude to them - and a positive side - the elaboration of the experience on the new basis created by the inhibitory action ...
It has a negative , inhibitory aspect - the cutting - out of the practical sides of things and of our practical attitude to them - and a positive side - the elaboration of the experience on the new basis created by the inhibitory action ...
Pagina 441
The purpose for which we looked out in scientific knowledge was practical mastery of the world for the outer achievements ; we had to know what causes were connected with what effects . No other kind of truth can help us for this end ...
The purpose for which we looked out in scientific knowledge was practical mastery of the world for the outer achievements ; we had to know what causes were connected with what effects . No other kind of truth can help us for this end ...
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ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
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