Ęsthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticMacmillan and Company, Limited, 1909 - 403 pagine |
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Pagina 13
... given to the word " expression . " It is generally thought of as restricted to verbal expression . But there exist also non - verbal expressions , such as those of line , colour , and sound ; to all of these must be extended our ...
... given to the word " expression . " It is generally thought of as restricted to verbal expression . But there exist also non - verbal expressions , such as those of line , colour , and sound ; to all of these must be extended our ...
Pagina 16
... given a rapid glance at anyone , they attempt to obtain a true intuition of him , in order , for example , to paint his portrait , then this ordinary vision , that seemed so precise , so lively , reveals itself as little better than ...
... given a rapid glance at anyone , they attempt to obtain a true intuition of him , in order , for example , to paint his portrait , then this ordinary vision , that seemed so precise , so lively , reveals itself as little better than ...
Pagina 31
... given groups of impressions ( for example , the visual , the auditive ) , and exclude others , admit , however , that if visual and auditive impressions enter directly into the aesthetic fact , those of the other senses also enter into ...
... given groups of impressions ( for example , the visual , the auditive ) , and exclude others , admit , however , that if visual and auditive impressions enter directly into the aesthetic fact , those of the other senses also enter into ...
Pagina 32
... given organs , that is , of given complexes of cells , produces an absence of given impressions ( when these are not obtained by another path by a kind of organic compensation ) . The man born blind cannot express or have the intuition ...
... given organs , that is , of given complexes of cells , produces an absence of given impressions ( when these are not obtained by another path by a kind of organic compensation ) . The man born blind cannot express or have the intuition ...
Pagina 33
... given expressions imply given impressions . Besides , every impression excludes other impressions during the moment in which it dominates ; and so does every expression . Vindivisibility art . Another corollary of the conception of ...
... given expressions imply given impressions . Besides , every impression excludes other impressions during the moment in which it dominates ; and so does every expression . Vindivisibility art . Another corollary of the conception of ...
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