The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 76
... PHILOSOPHY OF ART COMES OF AGE Philosophical thinking here seems to reach arbitrary posi- tions , and indeed it does , because it is reaching the primitive facts that are its principles . The philosophy of art is a clear case of ...
... PHILOSOPHY OF ART COMES OF AGE Philosophical thinking here seems to reach arbitrary posi- tions , and indeed it does , because it is reaching the primitive facts that are its principles . The philosophy of art is a clear case of ...
Pagina 77
Etienne Gilson. experience can beat the prehistoric artist at his own game . It is philosophy that lags behind art , just as science lags behind nature . The philosophy of art is just about to achieve maturity . The fact that works of art ...
Etienne Gilson. experience can beat the prehistoric artist at his own game . It is philosophy that lags behind art , just as science lags behind nature . The philosophy of art is just about to achieve maturity . The fact that works of art ...
Pagina 87
... philosophy . Beatitude , Avicenna says , would consist in being able to contemplate a complete mental picture of the ... art and explain to the artist even his own works . Their explanations leave him rather bewildered ; the best he can do is ...
... philosophy . Beatitude , Avicenna says , would consist in being able to contemplate a complete mental picture of the ... art and explain to the artist even his own works . Their explanations leave him rather bewildered ; the best he can do is ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
Copyright | |
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