The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 70
... includes within it what we call " art , " or the fine arts . Finally - and the point is of importance - Aristotle does not differentiate the arts on the basis of what we call their techniques . Consequently , he is somewhat at a loss to ...
... includes within it what we call " art , " or the fine arts . Finally - and the point is of importance - Aristotle does not differentiate the arts on the basis of what we call their techniques . Consequently , he is somewhat at a loss to ...
Pagina 91
... 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 any super- fluous metaphysical ...
... 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 any super- fluous metaphysical ...
Pagina 155
... includes a knowledge of whatever it takes to teach the art of creative writing without possessing that art them- selves . Thus is conscripted the army of future literary philistines , spiritual descendants of their masters , who speak ...
... includes a knowledge of whatever it takes to teach the art of creative writing without possessing that art them- selves . Thus is conscripted the army of future literary philistines , spiritual descendants of their masters , who speak ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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