The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 151
... Kant deserves study from this point of view . It is typical of a philosopher's attitude that Kant's approach to art was through esthetic judgment . His classi- cal Critique of Judgment contains two pages about art , constitut- ing ...
... Kant deserves study from this point of view . It is typical of a philosopher's attitude that Kant's approach to art was through esthetic judgment . His classi- cal Critique of Judgment contains two pages about art , constitut- ing ...
Pagina 152
Etienne Gilson. In a priceless passage of his third Critique , Kant denounced music for its intrinsic lack of urbanity . In short , it makes too much noise , so that those who hear it are often the unwilling victims of those who make it .
Etienne Gilson. In a priceless passage of his third Critique , Kant denounced music for its intrinsic lack of urbanity . In short , it makes too much noise , so that those who hear it are often the unwilling victims of those who make it .
Pagina 153
... Kant expect from the fine arts ? To him the charm or the emotion is not essential to esthetic experience . He wants pleasure to be at the same time culture , particularly moral cul- ture , for only moral ideas are accompanied by a self ...
... Kant expect from the fine arts ? To him the charm or the emotion is not essential to esthetic experience . He wants pleasure to be at the same time culture , particularly moral cul- ture , for only moral ideas are accompanied by a self ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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