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Pagina 21
The object at stake may happen to be an artifact . A large part of man ' s making
activity aims at producing objects answering practical purposes . The useful is
what serves a need . There is no opposition between beauty and usefulness , for
...
The object at stake may happen to be an artifact . A large part of man ' s making
activity aims at producing objects answering practical purposes . The useful is
what serves a need . There is no opposition between beauty and usefulness , for
...
Pagina 28
Not so with the beautiful , for it is an object of knowledge desired after the same
manner as the most ardently desired objects of the will . We do not want the
possession of the beautiful object in order to own it . Apart of course from those
who ...
Not so with the beautiful , for it is an object of knowledge desired after the same
manner as the most ardently desired objects of the will . We do not want the
possession of the beautiful object in order to own it . Apart of course from those
who ...
Pagina 142
Because any work of art is an object , and any object can be known and is
intelligible , these minds mistake the intelligibility of the object , which is but the
matter of art , for what art intended to produce . Since this kind of philistinism is
rooted in ...
Because any work of art is an object , and any object can be known and is
intelligible , these minds mistake the intelligibility of the object , which is but the
matter of art , for what art intended to produce . Since this kind of philistinism is
rooted in ...
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