The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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... possible the free representation of possible ob- jects not yet given in nature , but primarily in the very apprehen- sion of the objects actually given . Perception is never instantane- ous . This is true not only of what we call the ...
... possible the free representation of possible ob- jects not yet given in nature , but primarily in the very apprehen- sion of the objects actually given . Perception is never instantane- ous . This is true not only of what we call the ...
Pagina 59
... possible object for the artist to know and to imitate , but , rather , as the form , immanent in the artist's imagi- nation , which will be materialized when the work is executed . Doctrines of this kind betray noticeably the influence ...
... possible object for the artist to know and to imitate , but , rather , as the form , immanent in the artist's imagi- nation , which will be materialized when the work is executed . Doctrines of this kind betray noticeably the influence ...
Pagina 143
... possible creatures any amount of perfec- tion , and this for a whole eternity , without ever creating them . The God suggested by metaphysical reflection on art is the Pure Act of Being who , because he loves himself as such , loves ...
... possible creatures any amount of perfec- tion , and this for a whole eternity , without ever creating them . The God suggested by metaphysical reflection on art is the Pure Act of Being who , because he loves himself as such , loves ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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