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Pagina 31
tion of beauty . It used to be called harmony : beauty , Plotinus says , is " the
accord in the proportion of the parts between them - proportior selves and with
the whole ” ( Enn . , I , 6 , 1 ) . Indeed , every concrete being is made up of a
certain ...
tion of beauty . It used to be called harmony : beauty , Plotinus says , is " the
accord in the proportion of the parts between them - proportior selves and with
the whole ” ( Enn . , I , 6 , 1 ) . Indeed , every concrete being is made up of a
certain ...
Pagina 71
Incidentally , this shows how far Aristotle was from the no - tion of art as the
making of beauty . Calology occupies a very small place in his meditations , even
when their object is art . Let us suppose we had to answer the same question , or
an ...
Incidentally , this shows how far Aristotle was from the no - tion of art as the
making of beauty . Calology occupies a very small place in his meditations , even
when their object is art . Let us suppose we had to answer the same question , or
an ...
Pagina 82
tion of the work to be done ; prior to this notion , by an anteriority of nature and
often of time , there is the will , desire , or need to make a thing whose confused
project is present to the mind . Rules are commonly accepted recipes inherited
from ...
tion of the work to be done ; prior to this notion , by an anteriority of nature and
often of time , there is the will , desire , or need to make a thing whose confused
project is present to the mind . Rules are commonly accepted recipes inherited
from ...
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