The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 67
... notions . A word points out a definite class of objects : " man " suggests the notion and image of a man ; but “ gay ” or " sad " colors are so only owing to their association with gay or sad objects . Taken by themselves , colors have ...
... notions . A word points out a definite class of objects : " man " suggests the notion and image of a man ; but “ gay ” or " sad " colors are so only owing to their association with gay or sad objects . Taken by themselves , colors have ...
Pagina 92
... notion applies to a work of art all the more easily as it was drawn from it . To explain the famous distinction between matter and form in natural beings , Aristotle unhesitatingly used statues as cases in point , since they are all ...
... notion applies to a work of art all the more easily as it was drawn from it . To explain the famous distinction between matter and form in natural beings , Aristotle unhesitatingly used statues as cases in point , since they are all ...
Pagina 96
... notion , form is any determination ⚫ which brings to multiplicity a unity . This is the most general sense of the notion , because it applies both to real acts which associate and unite a plurality of real parts , after the manner in ...
... notion , form is any determination ⚫ which brings to multiplicity a unity . This is the most general sense of the notion , because it applies both to real acts which associate and unite a plurality of real parts , after the manner in ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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