The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 62
... sense , or in what way , can a work of art express any kind of feeling , however general it may be ? ART AS EXPRESSION IN GENERAL The confusion prevalent on this point is rooted in language . Indeed , everything depends on the meaning ...
... sense , or in what way , can a work of art express any kind of feeling , however general it may be ? ART AS EXPRESSION IN GENERAL The confusion prevalent on this point is rooted in language . Indeed , everything depends on the meaning ...
Pagina 63
... sense is a transposition of the second one , which is the proper sense of the verb . To express oneself is always the act of someone making his thought known by communicating it through the channel of language . An object never ...
... sense is a transposition of the second one , which is the proper sense of the verb . To express oneself is always the act of someone making his thought known by communicating it through the channel of language . An object never ...
Pagina 181
... sense knowledge is the very substance of es- thetic experience . Kant rightly said that the beautiful is what pleases without concept , for indeed our cognition of the beautiful is our very sense apprehension of it . To those who ...
... sense knowledge is the very substance of es- thetic experience . Kant rightly said that the beautiful is what pleases without concept , for indeed our cognition of the beautiful is our very sense apprehension of it . To those who ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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