The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 40
Etienne Gilson. questions belong in the field of esthetics . But the objective condi- tions of the judgments which in each particular case decide on the presence of the beautiful or on its absence belong to the philosophy of art , that ...
Etienne Gilson. questions belong in the field of esthetics . But the objective condi- tions of the judgments which in each particular case decide on the presence of the beautiful or on its absence belong to the philosophy of art , that ...
Pagina 64
... belongs to the artist , not to the work . A work of art does not think . If he al- lows himself to be deceived on ... belong in the same class as those of Plato , Spinoza or Kant . The philosopher Gabriel Séailles , author of a book on ...
... belongs to the artist , not to the work . A work of art does not think . If he al- lows himself to be deceived on ... belong in the same class as those of Plato , Spinoza or Kant . The philosopher Gabriel Séailles , author of a book on ...
Pagina 82
... belongs in an order other than that of knowledge . It is knowledge in view of a work to be made , and not knowledge sought for its own sake or for the vin- dication of a truth . The terminal point reached by speculative knowledge is a ...
... belongs in an order other than that of knowledge . It is knowledge in view of a work to be made , and not knowledge sought for its own sake or for the vin- dication of a truth . The terminal point reached by speculative knowledge is a ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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