The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 93
... 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 , plays ...
... 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 , plays ...
Pagina 94
... matter employed by the artist . The function of the form superimposed by the artist is to turn stone , copper , sounds or words into as many matters of various works of art . One hesitates once more to restate a principle so clearly ...
... matter employed by the artist . The function of the form superimposed by the artist is to turn stone , copper , sounds or words into as many matters of various works of art . One hesitates once more to restate a principle so clearly ...
Pagina 95
... matter . 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 matter of an art will contribute to determine its specific nature . The general ...
... matter . 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 matter of an art will contribute to determine its specific nature . The general ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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