The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 28
... intellect , ” so also , because it is that of which the very sight gives pleasure , the beautiful is the good of sense knowledge for the sensibility of an intelligent being . MARKS OF THE BEAUTIFUL The subject of the apprehension of ...
... intellect , ” so also , because it is that of which the very sight gives pleasure , the beautiful is the good of sense knowledge for the sensibility of an intelligent being . MARKS OF THE BEAUTIFUL The subject of the apprehension of ...
Pagina 46
... intellect acting in its capacity as an immaterial power of knowing and abstracting from individuating material conditions on the part of both the knower and the known , whereas esthetic judg- < ments are acts of the intellect expressing ...
... intellect acting in its capacity as an immaterial power of knowing and abstracting from individuating material conditions on the part of both the knower and the known , whereas esthetic judg- < ments are acts of the intellect expressing ...
Pagina 81
... intellect , they defined art as the correct rule to follow in matters of production : recta ratio factibi- lium . Yet whatever the intellect contributes to the making of a work of art is initiated and brought about by the artist's love ...
... intellect , they defined art as the correct rule to follow in matters of production : recta ratio factibi- lium . Yet whatever the intellect contributes to the making of a work of art is initiated and brought about by the artist's love ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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