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The proper function of understanding is to know things as they are . In order to
refute the notion that art is not essentially knowing , but making , one would first
have to establish that , by merely thinking a statue , a painting or a symphony ...
The proper function of understanding is to know things as they are . In order to
refute the notion that art is not essentially knowing , but making , one would first
have to establish that , by merely thinking a statue , a painting or a symphony ...
Pagina 96
FUNCTIONS OF THE FORM All these reflections begin or end with form . What is
form ? Taken in its most ... This unifying function of form is its distinctive
characteristic ; it is also what makes it difficult to delimit the notion exactly . “ One ”
is a ...
FUNCTIONS OF THE FORM All these reflections begin or end with form . What is
form ? Taken in its most ... This unifying function of form is its distinctive
characteristic ; it is also what makes it difficult to delimit the notion exactly . “ One ”
is a ...
Pagina 171
Now an enormous mass of religious imagery successfully fulfills the three
functions traditionally attributed to it : to teach , to remind , and to affect
worshipers with religious emotion . Who would dare to maintain that a painting or
a statue fulfills ...
Now an enormous mass of religious imagery successfully fulfills the three
functions traditionally attributed to it : to teach , to remind , and to affect
worshipers with religious emotion . Who would dare to maintain that a painting or
a statue fulfills ...
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