The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 57
... Plato , namely , that knowing is not making . Supposing they did exist , the Ideas dear to Plato would not be causes , and even to see them as known by a mind would not endow them with any productivity . Plato's Timaeus is a perfect ...
... Plato , namely , that knowing is not making . Supposing they did exist , the Ideas dear to Plato would not be causes , and even to see them as known by a mind would not endow them with any productivity . Plato's Timaeus is a perfect ...
Pagina 112
... Plato resent as a calumny any suggestion that he condemned poetry and music . According to them , Plato only blamed enervating music and mendacious poetry but , on the con- trary , favored those that inspired men with courage and love ...
... Plato resent as a calumny any suggestion that he condemned poetry and music . According to them , Plato only blamed enervating music and mendacious poetry but , on the con- trary , favored those that inspired men with courage and love ...
Pagina 120
... Plato was the author of the Republic and the Laws ? In The Will to Power , Nietzsche recalls that , “ ever since Plato , philosophy has been under the domination of ethics , ” and in a meaningful footnote he speaks of his project of ...
... Plato was the author of the Republic and the Laws ? In The Will to Power , Nietzsche recalls that , “ ever since Plato , philosophy has been under the domination of ethics , ” and in a meaningful footnote he speaks of his project of ...
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