The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 25
... natural beauty when he creates nature , but the proper end of nature is not to be beautiful , so God creates no object whose proper end is to be beautiful . God creates no paintings , no symphonies - even the God - inspired Psalms are ...
... natural beauty when he creates nature , but the proper end of nature is not to be beautiful , so God creates no object whose proper end is to be beautiful . God creates no paintings , no symphonies - even the God - inspired Psalms are ...
Pagina 119
... 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 century , especially with Bacon and Descartes , men ...
... 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 century , especially with Bacon and Descartes , men ...
Pagina 130
... nature . From that moment on , it belonged to man to create nature and , therefore , to say what nature is . Contemporary atheistic humanism here re- veals both its most profound depths and the source of our great- est perils . For ...
... nature . From that moment on , it belonged to man to create nature and , therefore , to say what nature is . Contemporary atheistic humanism here re- veals both its most profound depths and the source of our great- est perils . For ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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