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What we express in language is more important to us than the way we express it .
We first want to make ourselves understood . Philosophers speak in order to say
something , so they find it hard to believe that the work of art does not serve a ...
What we express in language is more important to us than the way we express it .
We first want to make ourselves understood . Philosophers speak in order to say
something , so they find it hard to believe that the work of art does not serve a ...
Pagina 79
... naturally connected . It follows immediately , therefore , that , whatever its
importance , imitation cannot come first . ... It is true that imitation plays an
important role in the origin of certain arts , especially painting and sculpture .
Mimicking is a ...
... naturally connected . It follows immediately , therefore , that , whatever its
importance , imitation cannot come first . ... It is true that imitation plays an
important role in the origin of certain arts , especially painting and sculpture .
Mimicking is a ...
Pagina 139
... the supreme value . Its Demiurge is no longer important , nor the world he
creates ; the only thing that counts is the operation that creates it . However , if he
comes to think of it , the Demiurge himself cannot be unaware of his own
importance ...
... the supreme value . Its Demiurge is no longer important , nor the world he
creates ; the only thing that counts is the operation that creates it . However , if he
comes to think of it , the Demiurge himself cannot be unaware of his own
importance ...
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