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According to its root, it means to press out of, that is, "to squeeze out the liquid
contained in an object by pressing it." From there, the meaning was stretched to
any process having for its object to bring out the content of a thing. It is in this
sense ...
According to its root, it means to press out of, that is, "to squeeze out the liquid
contained in an object by pressing it." From there, the meaning was stretched to
any process having for its object to bring out the content of a thing. It is in this
sense ...
Pagina 67
Once told that red on a tap means "hot water," no one hesitates as to the meaning
of the symbol. As a result, it is hard to see why colors or sounds cannot symbolize
feelings as well as the words which designate them. They do it even better, ...
Once told that red on a tap means "hot water," no one hesitates as to the meaning
of the symbol. As a result, it is hard to see why colors or sounds cannot symbolize
feelings as well as the words which designate them. They do it even better, ...
Pagina 147
scribe such works by means of words face an impossible task, be the writer
excellent and the written page as beautiful as the plastic model. Louis Gillefs
comments on Ingres' Jupiter and Thetis is a case in point, for in Gillet's work, at
least, we ...
scribe such works by means of words face an impossible task, be the writer
excellent and the written page as beautiful as the plastic model. Louis Gillefs
comments on Ingres' Jupiter and Thetis is a case in point, for in Gillet's work, at
least, we ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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