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Pagina 15
end is the making of beauty , the fine arts , that is to say the arts of the beautiful ,
all and always appeal to intelligence and to knowledge , not for their own sakes
but for the sake of beauty . A painting can represent any object , a poem can
teach ...
end is the making of beauty , the fine arts , that is to say the arts of the beautiful ,
all and always appeal to intelligence and to knowledge , not for their own sakes
but for the sake of beauty . A painting can represent any object , a poem can
teach ...
Pagina 28
And indeed those other goods are desired by the will either for their own sake
and because of their intrinsic perfection , or for ourselves because their perfection
is desirable for us in view of our own good . In both cases , it is the object itself ...
And indeed those other goods are desired by the will either for their own sake
and because of their intrinsic perfection , or for ourselves because their perfection
is desirable for us in view of our own good . In both cases , it is the object itself ...
Pagina 174
Music is not there for its own sake , but for that of prayer . Like painting and
sculpture , music in its religious function has for its proper objects to teach , to
remind and to move . The more discreet it is , the more subservient to its religious
end it is ...
Music is not there for its own sake , but for that of prayer . Like painting and
sculpture , music in its religious function has for its proper objects to teach , to
remind and to move . The more discreet it is , the more subservient to its religious
end it is ...
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