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... we may take into considera- tion the fact that the demonstration of the unreality of the physical world has not only been proved in an indisputable manner and is admitted by all philosophers ( who are not crass materialists and are ...
... we may take into considera- tion the fact that the demonstration of the unreality of the physical world has not only been proved in an indisputable manner and is admitted by all philosophers ( who are not crass materialists and are ...
Pagina 471
It calls atten- tion to the possible weakness of the spectator . But if the spectator is not weak , there is no reason why the work of art should not explain itself . It can only ob- tain objectivity of judgment if it does , and , if it ...
It calls atten- tion to the possible weakness of the spectator . But if the spectator is not weak , there is no reason why the work of art should not explain itself . It can only ob- tain objectivity of judgment if it does , and , if it ...
Pagina 530
Ortega y Gasset , José , The Dehumaniza- tion of Art , Princeton , 1948 . Weitz , Morris , Philosophy of the Arts , Cambridge , Mass . , 1950 , Ch . 9 . Chapter Fourteen ISOLATION AND SYNAESTHESIS On Isolation and Synaesthesis Bawden ...
Ortega y Gasset , José , The Dehumaniza- tion of Art , Princeton , 1948 . Weitz , Morris , Philosophy of the Arts , Cambridge , Mass . , 1950 , Ch . 9 . Chapter Fourteen ISOLATION AND SYNAESTHESIS On Isolation and Synaesthesis Bawden ...
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ONE ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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