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The proper function of the so - called fine arts is to produce objects expressly
willed and conceived in view of their beauty alone . Arts of this kind are called “
fine arts ” because they are the arts of the beautiful , and the objects they produce
...
The proper function of the so - called fine arts is to produce objects expressly
willed and conceived in view of their beauty alone . Arts of this kind are called “
fine arts ” because they are the arts of the beautiful , and the objects they produce
...
Pagina 28
Not so with the beautiful , for it is an object of knowledge desired after the same
manner as the most ardently desired objects of the will . We do not want the
possession of the beautiful object in order to own it . Apart of course from those
who ...
Not so with the beautiful , for it is an object of knowledge desired after the same
manner as the most ardently desired objects of the will . We do not want the
possession of the beautiful object in order to own it . Apart of course from those
who ...
Pagina 80
... resemblance in such works easily reaches a sufficient degree of accuracy for
the objects to be recognizable , they give ... the many literary genres whose
object it is to describe any kind of reality , provided only it exists prior to its
description ...
... resemblance in such works easily reaches a sufficient degree of accuracy for
the objects to be recognizable , they give ... the many literary genres whose
object it is to describe any kind of reality , provided only it exists prior to its
description ...
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