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Pagina 93
In both orders , “ matter remains and form passes away ” ; in both orders , matter
is what subsists as subject of the change when a being is in the process of
becoming ; finally , in both orders , matter is that which , in the process of
becoming ...
In both orders , “ matter remains and form passes away ” ; in both orders , matter
is what subsists as subject of the change when a being is in the process of
becoming ; finally , in both orders , matter is that which , in the process of
becoming ...
Pagina 94
mined by definite characteristics of their own . The matter used by the artist is
always already informed , otherwise , since being proceeds from form , those
elements would be nothing . The form of the artifact is then superimposed , so to
speak ...
mined by definite characteristics of their own . The matter used by the artist is
always already informed , otherwise , since being proceeds from form , those
elements would be nothing . The form of the artifact is then superimposed , so to
speak ...
Pagina 95
On the other hand , since the matter in each instance enters into the works with its
own natural forms , it is to be expected that the ... The general classification of the
fine arts is based upon a primary distinction among their respective matters .
On the other hand , since the matter in each instance enters into the works with its
own natural forms , it is to be expected that the ... The general classification of the
fine arts is based upon a primary distinction among their respective matters .
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