Meaning and Truth in the ArtsUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1946 - 252 pagine |
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John Hospers. to life may mean merely that it is vivid , or it may mean the kind of true - to we are going to discuss in this chapter . Again , in a perfectly proper sense of the word , a photograph may be said to be true - to whatever it ...
John Hospers. to life may mean merely that it is vivid , or it may mean the kind of true - to we are going to discuss in this chapter . Again , in a perfectly proper sense of the word , a photograph may be said to be true - to whatever it ...
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... of seeing or feeling things which we can share with him . Without this sharability it could not be universal . Perhaps the essence he captures is true - to his own vision - it probably is ; but it is not the truth - to his own vision ...
... of seeing or feeling things which we can share with him . Without this sharability it could not be universal . Perhaps the essence he captures is true - to his own vision - it probably is ; but it is not the truth - to his own vision ...
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John Hospers. 26 sensitize our perceptions in the particular sense - modality in which it is presented . Music is not true - to " the way we hear things . " What it is generally claimed to be true - to , when this claim is made for it ...
John Hospers. 26 sensitize our perceptions in the particular sense - modality in which it is presented . Music is not true - to " the way we hear things . " What it is generally claimed to be true - to , when this claim is made for it ...
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