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Pagina 17
Precisely because the act , in virtue of which being is , finds itself presupposed in
all its further operations , it pertains to metaphysics ; therefore the philosophy of
art holds such an act to be a principle , the first principle for that matter , and ...
Precisely because the act , in virtue of which being is , finds itself presupposed in
all its further operations , it pertains to metaphysics ; therefore the philosophy of
art holds such an act to be a principle , the first principle for that matter , and ...
Pagina 26
French classical art produced its masterpieces in spite of the fatal principle laid
down by Boileau , that “ nothing is beautiful but truth , only truth is pleasing . ” A
further extension of the principle led to a definition of truth in art as conformity with
...
French classical art produced its masterpieces in spite of the fatal principle laid
down by Boileau , that “ nothing is beautiful but truth , only truth is pleasing . ” A
further extension of the principle led to a definition of truth in art as conformity with
...
Pagina 94
FOCILLON ' S PRINCIPLE In this superdetermination by art of already informed
natural substances , the determining form specifically differs from the natural
forms it determines . The proper effect of natural forms is to produce the natural ...
FOCILLON ' S PRINCIPLE In this superdetermination by art of already informed
natural substances , the determining form specifically differs from the natural
forms it determines . The proper effect of natural forms is to produce the natural ...
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