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It consists of little expressions, which gradually become greater and wider with
the increasing spiritual concentration of certain moments. They are the words we
say to ourselves, our silent judgments: “Here is a man, here is a horse, this is ...
It consists of little expressions, which gradually become greater and wider with
the increasing spiritual concentration of certain moments. They are the words we
say to ourselves, our silent judgments: “Here is a man, here is a horse, this is ...
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But no one has ever been able to indicate of what this - something more consists.
It has sometimes been thought that art is not a simple intuition, but an intuition of
an intuition, in the same way as the concept of Science has been defined, not ...
But no one has ever been able to indicate of what this - something more consists.
It has sometimes been thought that art is not a simple intuition, but an intuition of
an intuition, in the same way as the concept of Science has been defined, not ...
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... is widely repeated. Its purpose is to show the logical and scientific nature of
history. The sophism consists in admitting that historical knowledge has for its
object the individual ; but not the representation, it is added, but rather the
concept of ...
... is widely repeated. Its purpose is to show the logical and scientific nature of
history. The sophism consists in admitting that historical knowledge has for its
object the individual ; but not the representation, it is added, but rather the
concept of ...
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... so forth 2 How should these contents be represented ?” Such is the absurd
problem implied in the theory of artistic and literary classes, when it has been
shorn of excrescences and reduced to a simple formula. It is in this that consists
search ...
... so forth 2 How should these contents be represented ?” Such is the absurd
problem implied in the theory of artistic and literary classes, when it has been
shorn of excrescences and reduced to a simple formula. It is in this that consists
search ...
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Benedetto Croce. Phenomenon and noumenon in practical activity. non-existent
examples of useless moral actions. It must admit the utilitarian side and explain it
as the concrete form of morality, which consists in this, that it is inside this form.
Benedetto Croce. Phenomenon and noumenon in practical activity. non-existent
examples of useless moral actions. It must admit the utilitarian side and explain it
as the concrete form of morality, which consists in this, that it is inside this form.
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Informazioni bibliografiche
| Titolo | Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General Linguistic UNESCO collection of representative works: Italian series |
| Autore | Benedetto Croce |
| tradotto da | Douglas Ainslie |
| Edizione | 2, riveduta |
| Editore | Macmillan, 1922 |
| Lunghezza | 503 pagine |
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