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Industrial beauty is true beauty and industrial arts are true arts - only they are not
fine arts . The proper function of the so - called fine arts is to produce objects
expressly willed and conceived in view of their beauty alone . Arts of this kind are
...
Industrial beauty is true beauty and industrial arts are true arts - only they are not
fine arts . The proper function of the so - called fine arts is to produce objects
expressly willed and conceived in view of their beauty alone . Arts of this kind are
...
Pagina 82
... that of knowledge . It is knowledge in view of a work to be made , and not
knowledge sought for its own sake or for the vindication of a truth . The terminal
point reached by speculative knowledge is a true statement which , because it is
true ...
... that of knowledge . It is knowledge in view of a work to be made , and not
knowledge sought for its own sake or for the vindication of a truth . The terminal
point reached by speculative knowledge is a true statement which , because it is
true ...
Pagina 177
Another poet , " he observes , “ what he says is not true . ” And , indeed , the
Aristotelian who never read Plato is of one mind with Plato on the essence of
poetry . Non - truth is of its essence . Everything in it is fiction , for it is not true that
Dante ...
Another poet , " he observes , “ what he says is not true . ” And , indeed , the
Aristotelian who never read Plato is of one mind with Plato on the essence of
poetry . Non - truth is of its essence . Everything in it is fiction , for it is not true that
Dante ...
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