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Pagina 82
While speculative knowledge has the general for its object , the artist ' s cognitive
activity always takes him to a concrete object , endowed with actual existence
and therefore singular , like all real beings . There is art only of the particular .
While speculative knowledge has the general for its object , the artist ' s cognitive
activity always takes him to a concrete object , endowed with actual existence
and therefore singular , like all real beings . There is art only of the particular .
Pagina 104
The work is perfect when it invincibly resists every effort to change it . Here again
we are dealing with actual facts . When we think of great architectural works ,
countless examples come to mind of buildings forever ruined through alterations
of ...
The work is perfect when it invincibly resists every effort to change it . Here again
we are dealing with actual facts . When we think of great architectural works ,
countless examples come to mind of buildings forever ruined through alterations
of ...
Pagina 170
... such experiences in actual reality . That which is unthinkable in the case of the
theatrical masterpieces of Veronese and Tiepolo , becomes highly probable for
the Christian lover of art , admiring certain paintings and etchings of Rembrandt .
... such experiences in actual reality . That which is unthinkable in the case of the
theatrical masterpieces of Veronese and Tiepolo , becomes highly probable for
the Christian lover of art , admiring certain paintings and etchings of Rembrandt .
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