The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 27
... experience results in taking the edge off the pleasure , but this does not mean that the esthetic experience in question has come to an end . Those interruptions rather pre- pare its revival . Sooner or later , the same thing of beauty ...
... experience results in taking the edge off the pleasure , but this does not mean that the esthetic experience in question has come to an end . Those interruptions rather pre- pare its revival . Sooner or later , the same thing of beauty ...
Pagina 170
... EXPERIENCE In the light of these remarks , many difficulties disappear . Once it is admitted that the proper function of religious images is to lead the soul to the model they represent , it becomes clear that artistic beauty is ...
... EXPERIENCE In the light of these remarks , many difficulties disappear . Once it is admitted that the proper function of religious images is to lead the soul to the model they represent , it becomes clear that artistic beauty is ...
Pagina 181
... experience , wherein being qua being is perceived under the form of sensible beauty . Let us recall that sense knowledge is the very substance of es- thetic experience . Kant rightly said that the beautiful is what pleases without ...
... experience , wherein being qua being is perceived under the form of sensible beauty . Let us recall that sense knowledge is the very substance of es- thetic experience . Kant rightly said that the beautiful is what pleases without ...
Sommario
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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