A Modern Book of Esthetics: An AnthologyH. Holt, 1935 - 504 pagine |
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Pagina 105
... matter - that is , not considering the quality of the feelings it transmits . . . How in art are we to decide what is good and what is bad in subject - matter ? Art , like speech , is a means of communication and there- fore of progress ...
... matter - that is , not considering the quality of the feelings it transmits . . . How in art are we to decide what is good and what is bad in subject - matter ? Art , like speech , is a means of communication and there- fore of progress ...
Pagina 211
... matter " is to say that it is a lightning of mind on a matter intelligently arranged . The mind re- joices in the beautiful because in the beautiful it finds itself again : recognizes itself , and comes into contact with its very own ...
... matter " is to say that it is a lightning of mind on a matter intelligently arranged . The mind re- joices in the beautiful because in the beautiful it finds itself again : recognizes itself , and comes into contact with its very own ...
Pagina 214
... matter . Last and most important : this very brilliance of form , the essence of beauty , shines on matter in an infinite variety of ways.15 At one time it is the sensible brilliance of color or tone , at another the intelligible ...
... matter . Last and most important : this very brilliance of form , the essence of beauty , shines on matter in an infinite variety of ways.15 At one time it is the sensible brilliance of color or tone , at another the intelligible ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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