The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 22
... called and neces- sarily conditions it . THE BEAUTIFUL The doctrine of the beautiful as such can be called " calol- ogy . " It is to the philosophy of art what epistemology is to science considered as the knowledge of the true , and ...
... called and neces- sarily conditions it . THE BEAUTIFUL The doctrine of the beautiful as such can be called " calol- ogy . " It is to the philosophy of art what epistemology is to science considered as the knowledge of the true , and ...
Pagina 105
... called his style . Traits of this nature are borrowed by plagiarists and imitated by forgers ; hence the minor art of parody , more nobly called pastiche , in literature or music and also sometimes in the plastic arts . All musicians ...
... called his style . Traits of this nature are borrowed by plagiarists and imitated by forgers ; hence the minor art of parody , more nobly called pastiche , in literature or music and also sometimes in the plastic arts . All musicians ...
Pagina 123
... called for . The reason may well be that the operation involved a complete rever- sal of values , a venture about which Nietzsche himself spoke a great deal but never really attempted . It is just as well , for though the claims behind ...
... called for . The reason may well be that the operation involved a complete rever- sal of values , a venture about which Nietzsche himself spoke a great deal but never really attempted . It is just as well , for though the claims behind ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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