The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 64
... musician . The musician sometimes feels like adding to the work a title , the painter a caption , but the thought it expresses belongs to the artist , not to the work . A work of art does not think . If he al- lows himself to be ...
... musician . The musician sometimes feels like adding to the work a title , the painter a caption , but the thought it expresses belongs to the artist , not to the work . A work of art does not think . If he al- lows himself to be ...
Pagina 68
Etienne Gilson. sure what the noise made by the musician really means unless the artist gives us a hint in some other way . Who does not remember the prelude to Haydn's oratorio where the musician strives to suggest the confused effort ...
Etienne Gilson. sure what the noise made by the musician really means unless the artist gives us a hint in some other way . Who does not remember the prelude to Haydn's oratorio where the musician strives to suggest the confused effort ...
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... of the artist seems to be required for a valid appreciation of his works . Whether a painter or a musician , he is analyzed , psychoan- • alyzed , sociologized and physiologized until he is reduced 180 THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL.
... of the artist seems to be required for a valid appreciation of his works . Whether a painter or a musician , he is analyzed , psychoan- • alyzed , sociologized and physiologized until he is reduced 180 THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL.
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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