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Pagina 58
Among those who contend that art implies , or is , the cognition of an intelligible
object , quite a few are tempted by a very convenient shortcut . Why not say that
the object at stake is ideal beauty itself ? The task of the artist then becomes
rather ...
Among those who contend that art implies , or is , the cognition of an intelligible
object , quite a few are tempted by a very convenient shortcut . Why not say that
the object at stake is ideal beauty itself ? The task of the artist then becomes
rather ...
Pagina 67
... whether their means of expression be words , forms , colors or sounds . With
the arts of language , the verbal symbols suggest intelligible notions , while the
other arts suggest emotions , feelings or passions , but all of them act as symbols
.
... whether their means of expression be words , forms , colors or sounds . With
the arts of language , the verbal symbols suggest intelligible notions , while the
other arts suggest emotions , feelings or passions , but all of them act as symbols
.
Pagina 118
The only perfect and desirable beauty is the natural beauty of the intelligible .
Apprehended by thought as it is , the truth of being is identical with it ; the truth is ,
so to speak , being ' s transparency to the mind , and as such , it is beautiful .
The only perfect and desirable beauty is the natural beauty of the intelligible .
Apprehended by thought as it is , the truth of being is identical with it ; the truth is ,
so to speak , being ' s transparency to the mind , and as such , it is beautiful .
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