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Pagina 72
Accordingly , to speak about physics in verse is to be a physicist , not a poet , for
the writer ' s subject matter in that case is nature , not a fable . To invent a story is
to be truly a poet , but to say it in verse is not . And so , although Aristotle showed
...
Accordingly , to speak about physics in verse is to be a physicist , not a poet , for
the writer ' s subject matter in that case is nature , not a fable . To invent a story is
to be truly a poet , but to say it in verse is not . And so , although Aristotle showed
...
Pagina 146
Etienne Gilson. It is hardly possible to speak about these problems without
implicitly raising the issue of art criticism . It is a dangerous ground , first of all
because it inevitably involves those very same writers whose function is to judge
writings .
Etienne Gilson. It is hardly possible to speak about these problems without
implicitly raising the issue of art criticism . It is a dangerous ground , first of all
because it inevitably involves those very same writers whose function is to judge
writings .
Pagina 155
Finally — and what is still more serious — since those who teach art in this
fashion are themselves professors and not artists , this fundamental error with
respect to the object of their teaching becomes , so to speak , institutionalized by
the ...
Finally — and what is still more serious — since those who teach art in this
fashion are themselves professors and not artists , this fundamental error with
respect to the object of their teaching becomes , so to speak , institutionalized by
the ...
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