The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 61
... express himself in his works , he could express himself without being an artist . What makes self- expression beautiful is not that it is expression , but rather that , taken in itself , it is a thing of beauty enjoyable for its own ...
... express himself in his works , he could express himself without being an artist . What makes self- expression beautiful is not that it is expression , but rather that , taken in itself , it is a thing of beauty enjoyable for its own ...
Pagina 63
... express it . The third meaning of the same verb is quite different . The bed of a dried stream does not “ express ” the river that made it ; it expresses nothing at all ; all it does is exist , but since it is the effect of a cause , an ...
... express it . The third meaning of the same verb is quite different . The bed of a dried stream does not “ express ” the river that made it ; it expresses nothing at all ; all it does is exist , but since it is the effect of a cause , an ...
Pagina 66
... express . Even if he succeeds in shedding real tears , still he is not really crying . He who really suffers does not express anything , he just cries . So also with painters , musicians and poets . Their works do not reveal them to us ...
... express . Even if he succeeds in shedding real tears , still he is not really crying . He who really suffers does not express anything , he just cries . So also with painters , musicians and poets . Their works do not reveal them to us ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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