The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 56
... define its nature , art is a message carrier : it imparts to us a message from the artist through his work . ART AS COGNITIVE INTERPRETATION In the first interpretation , art is supposed to imply a privi- leged view of the world . Great ...
... define its nature , art is a message carrier : it imparts to us a message from the artist through his work . ART AS COGNITIVE INTERPRETATION In the first interpretation , art is supposed to imply a privi- leged view of the world . Great ...
Pagina 69
... define poièsis such as it actually exists . This treatise , neglected for a long time by the philosophers because it did not deal with the knowledge of nature or the conduct of life , but with art , contains one of the simplest and 7 ...
... define poièsis such as it actually exists . This treatise , neglected for a long time by the philosophers because it did not deal with the knowledge of nature or the conduct of life , but with art , contains one of the simplest and 7 ...
Pagina 105
... define its identity and make possible the estab- lishment of its origin . The work is not only an individual belong- ing to a species , but also a member of a certain group in relation to which alone it is fully intelligible , while at ...
... define its identity and make possible the estab- lishment of its origin . The work is not only an individual belong- ing to a species , but also a member of a certain group in relation to which alone it is fully intelligible , while at ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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