The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 35
... ontology of art finds itself in a position to lay down some of the principles of esthetics . Without entering a ... ontological conditions . In the preceding chapter , the fine arts , or arts of the beauti- ful , were defined by their ...
... ontology of art finds itself in a position to lay down some of the principles of esthetics . Without entering a ... ontological conditions . In the preceding chapter , the fine arts , or arts of the beauti- ful , were defined by their ...
Pagina 39
... ontology of the beautiful offers no rule for our judgment by which it could discriminate with certainty between the works of art that are beautiful and the insignificant or frankly ugly ones ; but reflection on the reasons for that ...
... ontology of the beautiful offers no rule for our judgment by which it could discriminate with certainty between the works of art that are beautiful and the insignificant or frankly ugly ones ; but reflection on the reasons for that ...
Pagina 74
... ontology . Far from blaming them for this , we would rather regret that , while constantly claiming being as their ... ontological speculation . It is not being as known ; it is rather the being that is and acts because it itself is act ...
... ontology . Far from blaming them for this , we would rather regret that , while constantly claiming being as their ... ontological speculation . It is not being as known ; it is rather the being that is and acts because it itself is act ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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