The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 116
... less in multiplicity than in unity , so also , and for the same reason , there is less in the other than in the same , for even should we add up an infinite number of different images of one and the same object , there would still be ...
... less in multiplicity than in unity , so also , and for the same reason , there is less in the other than in the same , for even should we add up an infinite number of different images of one and the same object , there would still be ...
Pagina 121
... less and less representative . Nothing stopped the artists on this road , but their very courage inexorably led each one of the fine arts into a deadlock out of which they are still looking for an escape . First poetry forbade itself to ...
... less and less representative . Nothing stopped the artists on this road , but their very courage inexorably led each one of the fine arts into a deadlock out of which they are still looking for an escape . First poetry forbade itself to ...
Pagina 166
... less than those of sight . In its essentials , the whole teaching of the Church is contained in those pithy sentences . It constitutes a collective experience of unsurpassable richness and , by the same token , a fruitful subject matter ...
... less than those of sight . In its essentials , the whole teaching of the Church is contained in those pithy sentences . It constitutes a collective experience of unsurpassable richness and , by the same token , a fruitful subject matter ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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