The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 164
... worshiping images and relics . The Council found occasion to stress a truth that had been present since the origins of ... worship addresses itself to the image itself , as though there were in the picture or in the statue something 164 ...
... worshiping images and relics . The Council found occasion to stress a truth that had been present since the origins of ... worship addresses itself to the image itself , as though there were in the picture or in the statue something 164 ...
Pagina 169
... worship is related to the very nature of images in general . The problem could not escape the attention of a theologian anxious to find rational justifications for everything , liturgical traditions as well as articles of faith . To ...
... worship is related to the very nature of images in general . The problem could not escape the attention of a theologian anxious to find rational justifications for everything , liturgical traditions as well as articles of faith . To ...
Pagina 173
... worship is not given to the piece of stone or of canvas as a thing of beauty , but , rather , as an image of the ... worship needs music , for pray- ing in common invites psalmody , and psalmody almost irresistibly develops into music ...
... worship is not given to the piece of stone or of canvas as a thing of beauty , but , rather , as an image of the ... worship needs music , for pray- ing in common invites psalmody , and psalmody almost irresistibly develops into music ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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