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Pagina 152
His esthetics is but a corollary to his Critique of Practical Reason . Among the
different brands of philistinism , none is more instructive than the philosophical ,
because , like Plato , the philistine philosopher gives reasons for his own attitude
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His esthetics is but a corollary to his Critique of Practical Reason . Among the
different brands of philistinism , none is more instructive than the philosophical ,
because , like Plato , the philistine philosopher gives reasons for his own attitude
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Pagina 153
As Kant himself observes , music is a matter of enjoyment rather than of culture ,
and it is of less worth in the sight of reason than any other of the fine arts ( II , 1 ,
54 ) . The cause of its universality is that it is a language of the affections , which ...
As Kant himself observes , music is a matter of enjoyment rather than of culture ,
and it is of less worth in the sight of reason than any other of the fine arts ( II , 1 ,
54 ) . The cause of its universality is that it is a language of the affections , which ...
Pagina 161
Religion exists in religious men , and as soon as man has to do or to make
something , for any reason whatever , there is a good chance that he will try to do
or to make it with art . It is noteworthy , however , that in certain religions , such as
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Religion exists in religious men , and as soon as man has to do or to make
something , for any reason whatever , there is a good chance that he will try to do
or to make it with art . It is noteworthy , however , that in certain religions , such as
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