Meaning and Truth in the ArtsUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1946 - 252 pagine |
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Pagina 63
... reveal . " This is most generally the case when we speak of an outer act or event revealing or expressing an inner ... reveal , a feeling which he has . If he does not have the feeling of joy , then his face cannot reveal or express it ...
... reveal . " This is most generally the case when we speak of an outer act or event revealing or expressing an inner ... reveal , a feeling which he has . If he does not have the feeling of joy , then his face cannot reveal or express it ...
Pagina 65
... reveal anger although the person may not be angry at all , and he cannot reveal , at any given moment , an anger which he does not have . Hence our criterion for settling this issue is an objective fact : is he angry or not ? But in the ...
... reveal anger although the person may not be angry at all , and he cannot reveal , at any given moment , an anger which he does not have . Hence our criterion for settling this issue is an objective fact : is he angry or not ? But in the ...
Pagina 228
... reveal " it too ? There is then no a priori reason why , in the world - view of materialism , art should be entirely excluded from revealing anything about the world . Accordingly I shall pass over the portion of Sullivan's discussion ...
... reveal " it too ? There is then no a priori reason why , in the world - view of materialism , art should be entirely excluded from revealing anything about the world . Accordingly I shall pass over the portion of Sullivan's discussion ...
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