The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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... knowledge ” in interpreting the nature of art . But there is a confusion at the bottom of the con- troversy . One could perhaps describe it as the " sophism of mis- placed knowledge , ” for which idealism is but another name ; for ...
... knowledge ” in interpreting the nature of art . But there is a confusion at the bottom of the con- troversy . One could perhaps describe it as the " sophism of mis- placed knowledge , ” for which idealism is but another name ; for ...
Pagina 14
... knowledge . The question is , is it enough to cause God to exist in the mind in order to cause Him to exist in reality ? Leaving that problem to theologians , we can at least observe that the idea of a novel is not a novel , and that in ...
... knowledge . The question is , is it enough to cause God to exist in the mind in order to cause Him to exist in reality ? Leaving that problem to theologians , we can at least observe that the idea of a novel is not a novel , and that in ...
Pagina 73
... knowledge , and within the order of knowledge itself nothing is above philosophy and its crowning - piece metaphysics , which sets forth the principles and causes of all that is . This leads philoso- phers to see the germ of a work of ...
... knowledge , and within the order of knowledge itself nothing is above philosophy and its crowning - piece metaphysics , which sets forth the principles and causes of all that is . This leads philoso- phers to see the germ of a work of ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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