The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 19
... essentially different from one spent in action and belongs in a higher order . The Christian religion itself symbolized and spread , in the Gospel story of Martha and Mary , the principle of the superiority of contemplation over action ...
... essentially different from one spent in action and belongs in a higher order . The Christian religion itself symbolized and spread , in the Gospel story of Martha and Mary , the principle of the superiority of contemplation over action ...
Pagina 62
... but as it is at least doubtful that art is essentially a language , a third and still broader sense of the verb " to express ” was introduced . It then means to " represent " something , to be a 62 THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL.
... but as it is at least doubtful that art is essentially a language , a third and still broader sense of the verb " to express ” was introduced . It then means to " represent " something , to be a 62 THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL.
Pagina 86
... essentially “ specular ” in that it offers to the world an intelligible image of itself which is as true as its sensible image in a mirror would be , and just as unreal . The initiative taken by the mind in constituting science , or ...
... essentially “ specular ” in that it offers to the world an intelligible image of itself which is as true as its sensible image in a mirror would be , and just as unreal . The initiative taken by the mind in constituting science , or ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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