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Pagina 59
Let us only remark now that, insofar as it is permissible to break down into
dialectical moments the perfect simplicity of the divine act, the creation of any
being implies an intuition of its essence as eternally seen by the divine intellect.
Let us only remark now that, insofar as it is permissible to break down into
dialectical moments the perfect simplicity of the divine act, the creation of any
being implies an intuition of its essence as eternally seen by the divine intellect.
Pagina 78
Because fecundity is an essential attribute of being insofar as it is act, that is to
say, insofar as it actually is, even He Who Is seems to have been unable eternally
to subsist in Himself without giving in to the desire of "making something.'' In his ...
Because fecundity is an essential attribute of being insofar as it is act, that is to
say, insofar as it actually is, even He Who Is seems to have been unable eternally
to subsist in Himself without giving in to the desire of "making something.'' In his ...
Pagina 104
The artist does not cause the existence of the matter of his work; nor does he
cause the existence of the work insofar as the latter constitutes an addition to the
works of nature. With respect to the sum total of existing being, the production of
the ...
The artist does not cause the existence of the matter of his work; nor does he
cause the existence of the work insofar as the latter constitutes an addition to the
works of nature. With respect to the sum total of existing being, the production of
the ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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