The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 59
... insofar as He is imitable by a creature , but the Idea itself , the act by which God knows it , the will whereby He freely chooses to actualize one of them rather than an infinity of other equally possible ones ( in fine , the all ...
... insofar as He is imitable by a creature , but the Idea itself , the act by which God knows it , the will whereby He freely chooses to actualize one of them rather than an infinity of other equally possible ones ( in fine , the all ...
Pagina 78
... insofar as it is act , that is to say , insofar as it actually is , even He Who Is seems to have been unable eternally to subsist in Himself without giving in to the desire of " making something . ” In his own finite condition man too ...
... insofar as it is act , that is to say , insofar as it actually is , even He Who Is seems to have been unable eternally to subsist in Himself without giving in to the desire of " making something . ” In his own finite condition man too ...
Pagina 96
... insofar as he confers on certain multiplicities the unity of forms conceived by his imagination . Unity is not simplicity . In a work of art , there is a unity of order ; form is that which makes it possible to apprehend as " one " the ...
... insofar as he confers on certain multiplicities the unity of forms conceived by his imagination . Unity is not simplicity . In a work of art , there is a unity of order ; form is that which makes it possible to apprehend as " one " the ...
Sommario
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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