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Pagina 21
There is no opposition between beauty and usefulness , for beauty may serve
useful purposes ( in a sense it always does ) , yet beauty is not made in view of its
possible utility — it is desirable for its own sake . Inversely , it may be that an ...
There is no opposition between beauty and usefulness , for beauty may serve
useful purposes ( in a sense it always does ) , yet beauty is not made in view of its
possible utility — it is desirable for its own sake . Inversely , it may be that an ...
Pagina 22
believe that in imitating the beauty of a machine they make it the beauty of a work
of art , but this is an illusion . Only a machine can have the beauty of a machine .
The characteristic of this kind of beauty is to be given , so to speak , into the ...
believe that in imitating the beauty of a machine they make it the beauty of a work
of art , but this is an illusion . Only a machine can have the beauty of a machine .
The characteristic of this kind of beauty is to be given , so to speak , into the ...
Pagina 25
God creates natural beauty when he creates nature , but the proper end of nature
is not to be beautiful , so God creates no object whose proper end is to be
beautiful . God creates no paintings , no symphonies — even the God - inspired ...
God creates natural beauty when he creates nature , but the proper end of nature
is not to be beautiful , so God creates no object whose proper end is to be
beautiful . God creates no paintings , no symphonies — even the God - inspired ...
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