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The proper function of the so - called fine arts is to produce objects expressly
willed and conceived in view of their beauty alone . Arts of this kind are called “
fine arts ” because they are the arts of the beautiful , and the objects they produce
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The proper function of the so - called fine arts is to produce objects expressly
willed and conceived in view of their beauty alone . Arts of this kind are called “
fine arts ” because they are the arts of the beautiful , and the objects they produce
...
Pagina 105
Because they are effects of the same cause , the works of an artist usually have in
common certain formal traits which constitute what is called his style . Traits of
this nature are borrowed by plagiarists and imitated by forgers ; hence the minor
...
Because they are effects of the same cause , the works of an artist usually have in
common certain formal traits which constitute what is called his style . Traits of
this nature are borrowed by plagiarists and imitated by forgers ; hence the minor
...
Pagina 123
A WORLD FOR SPEECH It does not seem there was any philosopher to build the
doctrinal synthesis which such a complex situation called for . The reason may
well be that the operation involved a complete reversal of values , a venture ...
A WORLD FOR SPEECH It does not seem there was any philosopher to build the
doctrinal synthesis which such a complex situation called for . The reason may
well be that the operation involved a complete reversal of values , a venture ...
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