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The science of sthought (Logic) is that of the concept, as that of imagina|tion (
AEsthetic) is that of expression. The well-being of both sciences lies in exactly
carrying out in every particular the distinction between the two domains. Note to
the ...
The science of sthought (Logic) is that of the concept, as that of imagina|tion (
AEsthetic) is that of expression. The well-being of both sciences lies in exactly
carrying out in every particular the distinction between the two domains. Note to
the ...
Pagina 60
With this conception, it will be easy on the one hand to absorb and to verify the
semi-philosophical theories of so-called pure economics, and on the other, by the
introduction of successive complications and additions, to effect a transi– tion ...
With this conception, it will be easy on the one hand to absorb and to verify the
semi-philosophical theories of so-called pure economics, and on the other, by the
introduction of successive complications and additions, to effect a transi– tion ...
Pagina 97
Monuments of art, the stimulants of aesthetic reproduc- Physical tion, are called
beautiful things or physical beauty. This * combination of words constitutes a
verbal paradox, for things, but to the activity of man, to spiritual energy. H But it is
now ...
Monuments of art, the stimulants of aesthetic reproduc- Physical tion, are called
beautiful things or physical beauty. This * combination of words constitutes a
verbal paradox, for things, but to the activity of man, to spiritual energy. H But it is
now ...
Pagina 102
In the second place, not only are the two purposes not necessarily contradictory,
but we must add that the artist always has the means of preventing this contradic'
tion from arising. How 2 by simply making the destination of the object which ...
In the second place, not only are the two purposes not necessarily contradictory,
but we must add that the artist always has the means of preventing this contradic'
tion from arising. How 2 by simply making the destination of the object which ...
Pagina 184
The -* study of Plato also contributed not a little to call atten-- tion to the function
of the idea, or of the universal, in , poetry. What meaning was to be attached to
the statement that poetry should aim at the universal and history at the particular
2 ...
The -* study of Plato also contributed not a little to call atten-- tion to the function
of the idea, or of the universal, in , poetry. What meaning was to be attached to
the statement that poetry should aim at the universal and history at the particular
2 ...
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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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