The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 22
... kind of beauty is to be given , so to speak , into the bargain . Industrial beauty is true beauty and in- dustrial arts are true arts - only they are not fine arts . The proper function of the so - called fine arts is to produce objects ...
... kind of beauty is to be given , so to speak , into the bargain . Industrial beauty is true beauty and in- dustrial arts are true arts - only they are not fine arts . The proper function of the so - called fine arts is to produce objects ...
Pagina 62
... kind of grandfather , but age was irrelevant to the problem . What makes the Elegy a masterpiece is not that Goethe was in love when he wrote it , but that he was Goethe , a poet , and more than ever a master of his art . This is so ...
... kind of grandfather , but age was irrelevant to the problem . What makes the Elegy a masterpiece is not that Goethe was in love when he wrote it , but that he was Goethe , a poet , and more than ever a master of his art . This is so ...
Pagina 86
... kind observed in beautiful cars , arms or tools . On the other hand , as a printed expression of a thought a book consists of the very mean- ing of the words it contains . If the book is the Divine Comedy , what it means is indeed a ...
... kind observed in beautiful cars , arms or tools . On the other hand , as a printed expression of a thought a book consists of the very mean- ing of the words it contains . If the book is the Divine Comedy , what it means is indeed a ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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