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Pagina 68
The only answer I can think of is the time - honored one given by Aristotle in his
Poetics . That book is twenty - four centuries old , so the answer is not new , but
there is always something new in understanding old truths correctly . The Poietic
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The only answer I can think of is the time - honored one given by Aristotle in his
Poetics . That book is twenty - four centuries old , so the answer is not new , but
there is always something new in understanding old truths correctly . The Poietic
...
Pagina 89
The artist ' s only true answer to a work of art which he likes is ( for him ) to make
another one , born of his own creativity . “ And I too am a painter ” — these justly
famous words are the complete answer to the problem . The Poietic Being A ...
The artist ' s only true answer to a work of art which he likes is ( for him ) to make
another one , born of his own creativity . “ And I too am a painter ” — these justly
famous words are the complete answer to the problem . The Poietic Being A ...
Pagina 125
Hence the consequence , that just as idealism is the natural bent of Western
thought , science is its most characteristic fruit . It is , moreover , its most perfect
one . To the question , What is Europe ? comes the answer , It is science . The
answer ...
Hence the consequence , that just as idealism is the natural bent of Western
thought , science is its most characteristic fruit . It is , moreover , its most perfect
one . To the question , What is Europe ? comes the answer , It is science . The
answer ...
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