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Wholeness , perfection and unity define the beautiful as being or , at most , as
convertible with it . Radiance belongs to being considered precisely as beautiful ;
it is , in being , that which catches the eye , or the ear , or the mind , and makes us
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Wholeness , perfection and unity define the beautiful as being or , at most , as
convertible with it . Radiance belongs to being considered precisely as beautiful ;
it is , in being , that which catches the eye , or the ear , or the mind , and makes us
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Pagina 69
The Poietic Arts Aristotle ' s Poetics is neither in intention nor in fact an art of
poetry ; its only purpose is to define poièsis such as it actually exists . This
treatise , neglected for a long time by the philosophers because it did not deal
with the ...
The Poietic Arts Aristotle ' s Poetics is neither in intention nor in fact an art of
poetry ; its only purpose is to define poièsis such as it actually exists . This
treatise , neglected for a long time by the philosophers because it did not deal
with the ...
Pagina 90
The Poietic Being A primary notion , being is not susceptible of a definition . It
cannot be defined in itself , since any definition we might suggest involves the
very notion to be defined . Nor can being be defined by its contrary , since there is
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The Poietic Being A primary notion , being is not susceptible of a definition . It
cannot be defined in itself , since any definition we might suggest involves the
very notion to be defined . Nor can being be defined by its contrary , since there is
...
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