The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 32
... sort of affective tonality normally accompanies each type of sensible quality and may vary according to their different combinations . The remark was al- ready made in antiquity by Quintilian and , naturally , it was music which ...
... sort of affective tonality normally accompanies each type of sensible quality and may vary according to their different combinations . The remark was al- ready made in antiquity by Quintilian and , naturally , it was music which ...
Pagina 53
... sort of intelligible world of Ideas , they think the proper function of the artist is to discover it there , to get a glimpse of it and , having done so , to imitate it . This doctrine has led excellent artists into innumerable ...
... sort of intelligible world of Ideas , they think the proper function of the artist is to discover it there , to get a glimpse of it and , having done so , to imitate it . This doctrine has led excellent artists into innumerable ...
Pagina 176
... sort has been written , with quasi - diabolical cleverness , by poets innocent of all religious beliefs and feelings . The latter is the case of the theolo- gian or the author of spiritual writings who chooses to express his faith or ...
... sort has been written , with quasi - diabolical cleverness , by poets innocent of all religious beliefs and feelings . The latter is the case of the theolo- gian or the author of spiritual writings who chooses to express his faith or ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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