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The latter plays a decisive role , not only because it makes possible the free
representation of possible objects not yet given in nature , but primarily in the
very apprehension of the objects actually given . Perception is never
instantaneous .
The latter plays a decisive role , not only because it makes possible the free
representation of possible objects not yet given in nature , but primarily in the
very apprehension of the objects actually given . Perception is never
instantaneous .
Pagina 91
Using materials already given in reality , and this includes those of the forms he
gives them , the artist produces the being of his works insofar as he causes them
to be the very things they are . What a being is depends on its essence . To avoid
...
Using materials already given in reality , and this includes those of the forms he
gives them , the artist produces the being of his works insofar as he causes them
to be the very things they are . What a being is depends on its essence . To avoid
...
Pagina 118
We here reach the root of all our difficulties , for there is no room for art in a
universe of this kind ; since the whole of being is given , what could be added to it
? The only perfect and desirable beauty is the natural beauty of the intelligible .
We here reach the root of all our difficulties , for there is no room for art in a
universe of this kind ; since the whole of being is given , what could be added to it
? The only perfect and desirable beauty is the natural beauty of the intelligible .
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