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Pagina 93
Pushing abstraction to its limit , as they should , philosophers have conceived the
notion of an absolute determinable , which would be " prime matter , " or pure
determinability . In metaphysics this notion is necessary , but metaphysicians ...
Pushing abstraction to its limit , as they should , philosophers have conceived the
notion of an absolute determinable , which would be " prime matter , " or pure
determinability . In metaphysics this notion is necessary , but metaphysicians ...
Pagina 167
The question is whether any form of pure art , imitative or otherwise , is religious
by virtue of its very beauty , or whether it does not rather owe its religious
character to the religious meaning it has or can signify . From what has been said
, it ...
The question is whether any form of pure art , imitative or otherwise , is religious
by virtue of its very beauty , or whether it does not rather owe its religious
character to the religious meaning it has or can signify . From what has been said
, it ...
Pagina 181
Pure art is hard to find , yet the few traces of it that can be found in man ' s many
works are our only justification for calling them works of art . For the same reason
there is the tendency of so many friends of art to extol its nobility beyond all limits
...
Pure art is hard to find , yet the few traces of it that can be found in man ' s many
works are our only justification for calling them works of art . For the same reason
there is the tendency of so many friends of art to extol its nobility beyond all limits
...
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