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Pagina 106
They are not and will never be so , except in their matter which , being physical ,
always retains its physical properties . Aristotle ' s old remark , that the bedstead
buried in the ground does not grow into a bed , but into a tree , has never been ...
They are not and will never be so , except in their matter which , being physical ,
always retains its physical properties . Aristotle ' s old remark , that the bedstead
buried in the ground does not grow into a bed , but into a tree , has never been ...
Pagina 144
A philosophy of " debunking ” would no doubt see in this a defensive reaction -
never noble and sometimes despicable , but always natural — against the effort
required for an adequate answer to the presence of beauty . As a property of
being ...
A philosophy of " debunking ” would no doubt see in this a defensive reaction -
never noble and sometimes despicable , but always natural — against the effort
required for an adequate answer to the presence of beauty . As a property of
being ...
Pagina 177
And , indeed , the Aristotelian who never read Plato is of one mind with Plato on
the essence of poetry . Non - truth is of its essence . Everything in it is fiction , for it
is not true that Dante found himself lost in a forest around the middle of his life ...
And , indeed , the Aristotelian who never read Plato is of one mind with Plato on
the essence of poetry . Non - truth is of its essence . Everything in it is fiction , for it
is not true that Dante found himself lost in a forest around the middle of his life ...
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