Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticMacmillan, 1922 - 503 pagine |
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Pagina 8
... given to the word " expression . ” It is generally restricted to what are called verbal expres- sions alone . But there exist also non - verbal expressions , such as those of line , colour and sound , and to all of these must be ...
... given to the word " expression . ” It is generally restricted to what are called verbal expres- sions alone . But there exist also non - verbal expressions , such as those of line , colour and sound , and to all of these must be ...
Pagina 10
... given a rapid glance at any one , they attempt to obtain a real intuition of him , in order , for example , to paint his portrait , then this ordinary vision , that seemed so precise , so lively , reveals itself as little better than ...
... given a rapid glance at any one , they attempt to obtain a real intuition of him , in order , for example , to paint his portrait , then this ordinary vision , that seemed so precise , so lively , reveals itself as little better than ...
Pagina 19
... given organs , that is , of certain groups of cells , prevents the formation of certain im- pressions ( when these are not otherwise obtained through kind of organic compensation ) . The man born blind cannot intuite and express light ...
... given organs , that is , of certain groups of cells , prevents the formation of certain im- pressions ( when these are not otherwise obtained through kind of organic compensation ) . The man born blind cannot intuite and express light ...
Pagina 24
... given person or persons . Hence it is incorrect to say that we have the thought without the expression ; whereas we should rather say that we have , indeed , the expression , but in such a form that it is not easy to com- municate it to ...
... given person or persons . Hence it is incorrect to say that we have the thought without the expression ; whereas we should rather say that we have , indeed , the expression , but in such a form that it is not easy to com- municate it to ...
Pagina 34
... Given the Gerusalemme liberata , the allegory was imagined afterwards ; given the Adone of Marino , the poet of the lascivious afterwards insinuated that it was written to show how " immoderate indulgence ends in pain " ; given a statue ...
... Given the Gerusalemme liberata , the allegory was imagined afterwards ; given the Adone of Marino , the poet of the lascivious afterwards insinuated that it was written to show how " immoderate indulgence ends in pain " ; given a statue ...
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