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A painting can represent any object , a poem can teach philosophy as Lucretius '
On Nature , or agriculture as the Georgics of Virgil , or theology as Dante ' s
Divine Comedy . The fact remains that every ingredient entering the composition
of a ...
A painting can represent any object , a poem can teach philosophy as Lucretius '
On Nature , or agriculture as the Georgics of Virgil , or theology as Dante ' s
Divine Comedy . The fact remains that every ingredient entering the composition
of a ...
Pagina 59
Doctrines of this kind betray noticeably the influence of traditional Christian
theology , which considers the divine Ideas as ✓ with a view to action . This
modification of the doctrine is a felicitous one in that it betrays a desire to
safeguard art ' s ...
Doctrines of this kind betray noticeably the influence of traditional Christian
theology , which considers the divine Ideas as ✓ with a view to action . This
modification of the doctrine is a felicitous one in that it betrays a desire to
safeguard art ' s ...
Pagina 60
Therefore the divine Ideas truly are creative intuitions , but man has no Ideas ,
only concepts , some which he forms by abstracting from material objects the
notions of their essences , others that are so many projects of possible things to
be ...
Therefore the divine Ideas truly are creative intuitions , but man has no Ideas ,
only concepts , some which he forms by abstracting from material objects the
notions of their essences , others that are so many projects of possible things to
be ...
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