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Pagina 31
The word in itself is a metaphor . Even within the order of sense perceptions , it
applies to objects of specifically different natures . We speak of the glimmering of
a gem , of the brilliance of certain reds , yellows or greens ; the word is The Arts of
...
The word in itself is a metaphor . Even within the order of sense perceptions , it
applies to objects of specifically different natures . We speak of the glimmering of
a gem , of the brilliance of certain reds , yellows or greens ; the word is The Arts of
...
Pagina 72
Accordingly , to speak about physics in verse is to be a physicist , not a poet , for
the writer ' s subject matter in that case is nature , not a fable . To invent a story is
to be truly a poet , but to say it in verse is not . And so , although Aristotle showed
...
Accordingly , to speak about physics in verse is to be a physicist , not a poet , for
the writer ' s subject matter in that case is nature , not a fable . To invent a story is
to be truly a poet , but to say it in verse is not . And so , although Aristotle showed
...
Pagina 148
Archaeology , the history of art , sociology , psychology and generally speaking
the confused mass of what we call the ... The number of those who pretend to
speak of or write about the fine arts is enormous , but whether they actually speak
of ...
Archaeology , the history of art , sociology , psychology and generally speaking
the confused mass of what we call the ... The number of those who pretend to
speak of or write about the fine arts is enormous , but whether they actually speak
of ...
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