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Pagina 35
Radiance belongs to being considered precisely as beautiful ; it is , in being , that
which catches the eye , or the ear , or the mind , and makes us want to perceive it
again . The difficulty in finding a satisfactory designation for that constituent of ...
Radiance belongs to being considered precisely as beautiful ; it is , in being , that
which catches the eye , or the ear , or the mind , and makes us want to perceive it
again . The difficulty in finding a satisfactory designation for that constituent of ...
Pagina 52
With the artist of genius , the source of style is precisely the kinship of the seminal
forms which , born of one and the same mind , resemble one another as the
children of the same father . The " connoisseur ” is a man whose familiarity with
the ...
With the artist of genius , the source of style is precisely the kinship of the seminal
forms which , born of one and the same mind , resemble one another as the
children of the same father . The " connoisseur ” is a man whose familiarity with
the ...
Pagina 91
To avoid any superfluous metaphysical controversy , it will suffice to say that
essence is precisely that which a being is . In attempting to define essence in its
turn as the ultimate determination of being , one often resorts to the notion of "
form .
To avoid any superfluous metaphysical controversy , it will suffice to say that
essence is precisely that which a being is . In attempting to define essence in its
turn as the ultimate determination of being , one often resorts to the notion of "
form .
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