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There is no human presence , but rather an inhuman absence behind nature ;
should any presence fill up that absence it ... God creates natural beauty when he
creates nature , but the proper end of nature is not to be beautiful , so God
creates ...
There is no human presence , but rather an inhuman absence behind nature ;
should any presence fill up that absence it ... God creates natural beauty when he
creates nature , but the proper end of nature is not to be beautiful , so God
creates ...
Pagina 119
In the Western tradition , man has always accepted nature and , whenever the
existence of God was accepted , He was either nature : Deus sive natura , or the
author of nature : auctor naturae . True enough , ever since the seventeenth ...
In the Western tradition , man has always accepted nature and , whenever the
existence of God was accepted , He was either nature : Deus sive natura , or the
author of nature : auctor naturae . True enough , ever since the seventeenth ...
Pagina 130
producing works which he adds to those of nature ; the fine arts are so many
techniques for the production of objects whose proper end is to be beautiful . THE
MODERN CONCEPTION OF ART This modern conception of art as a production
of ...
producing works which he adds to those of nature ; the fine arts are so many
techniques for the production of objects whose proper end is to be beautiful . THE
MODERN CONCEPTION OF ART This modern conception of art as a production
of ...
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