The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 29
... complete indetermination to both nature and art . The very vagueness of their language is significant , as if they could do little more than turn the mind toward the primary notion of being , by pointing out its main modalities ...
... complete indetermination to both nature and art . The very vagueness of their language is significant , as if they could do little more than turn the mind toward the primary notion of being , by pointing out its main modalities ...
Pagina 30
... complete object , either we discard it as an unpleasant sight or else we spare no effort to complete it in order to end the discom- fort its view gives us . This is so true that , for us , being is related to form , in function of which ...
... complete object , either we discard it as an unpleasant sight or else we spare no effort to complete it in order to end the discom- fort its view gives us . This is so true that , for us , being is related to form , in function of which ...
Pagina 150
... complete expression of ethical and class philistinism rolled into one . Locke even adds to his own philistinism the ag- gressive touch of triumphant righteousness that so often goes with it . He wallows in it . Poetry and gaming , which ...
... complete expression of ethical and class philistinism rolled into one . Locke even adds to his own philistinism the ag- gressive touch of triumphant righteousness that so often goes with it . He wallows in it . Poetry and gaming , which ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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