Meaning and Truth in the ArtsUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1946 - 252 pagine |
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... occurs in music , as the quotations from Hanslick abundantly show . It does not occur in painting , nor even in sculpture , where , for example , the uniform coloration and the obvious " stoniness " of the statue of Lincoln ( among ...
... occurs in music , as the quotations from Hanslick abundantly show . It does not occur in painting , nor even in sculpture , where , for example , the uniform coloration and the obvious " stoniness " of the statue of Lincoln ( among ...
Pagina 154
... occur within works of art , not in the biographies of the artists . Realism and Romanticism , though as we have seen they differ in selection of material and in method of approach to it , are alike in this , that they are controversies ...
... occur within works of art , not in the biographies of the artists . Realism and Romanticism , though as we have seen they differ in selection of material and in method of approach to it , are alike in this , that they are controversies ...
Pagina 155
John Hospers. truths may occur in works of art , and often do occur , but this does not make them art . What of scientific truth ? or empirical truth of any sort ? ( I prefer to say " empirical truth " rather than " scientific truth " be ...
John Hospers. truths may occur in works of art , and often do occur , but this does not make them art . What of scientific truth ? or empirical truth of any sort ? ( I prefer to say " empirical truth " rather than " scientific truth " be ...
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