The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 31
... speak of beauty . There remains a last determination of the beautiful , just as hard to define as the previous ones , if not more so , but for a different reason : the ancient writers called it claritas , a radiance , or a gleam . With ...
... speak of beauty . There remains a last determination of the beautiful , just as hard to define as the previous ones , if not more so , but for a different reason : the ancient writers called it claritas , a radiance , or a gleam . With ...
Pagina 72
... speak about physics in verse is to be a physicist , not a poet , for the writer's subject matter in that case is ... speaking about art , for the truth about art is so manifold that it would be sheer bad luck to miss the target com ...
... speak about physics in verse is to be a physicist , not a poet , for the writer's subject matter in that case is ... speaking about art , for the truth about art is so manifold that it would be sheer bad luck to miss the target com ...
Pagina 148
... speaking the confused mass of what we call the sciences of man , turned avidly to art as a matter falling under their ... speak of art or only think they are doing so , is a dangerous question to ask . However , little reflection is ...
... speaking the confused mass of what we call the sciences of man , turned avidly to art as a matter falling under their ... speak of art or only think they are doing so , is a dangerous question to ask . However , little reflection is ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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