The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 13
... fact that he can say but little about them ( since they are princi- ples ) does not authorize him to overlook them or to mistake them for other notions . This is why it has seemed useful to recall the very essence of art conceived in ...
... fact that he can say but little about them ( since they are princi- ples ) does not authorize him to overlook them or to mistake them for other notions . This is why it has seemed useful to recall the very essence of art conceived in ...
Pagina 14
... fact that for man to do or to make is the same thing as to know . Nor does it follow even in cases when that which has to be made is the expression of knowledge . A book of philosophy , or of science , or of history needs to be made ...
... fact that for man to do or to make is the same thing as to know . Nor does it follow even in cases when that which has to be made is the expression of knowledge . A book of philosophy , or of science , or of history needs to be made ...
Pagina 19
... fact that , although it requires knowledge and action , man's ability to make derives directly from his act of being . Man as capable of making ( homo faber ) is first a making being ( ens faber ) , because his activity as a craftsman ...
... fact that , although it requires knowledge and action , man's ability to make derives directly from his act of being . Man as capable of making ( homo faber ) is first a making being ( ens faber ) , because his activity as a craftsman ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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