The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 15
... Divine Comedy . The fact remains that every ingredient entering the composition of a work of art , be it even truth , is there in the relation of matter to form . In Lucretius as well as in Dante , philosophy is the handmaid of beauty ...
... Divine Comedy . The fact remains that every ingredient entering the composition of a work of art , be it even truth , is there in the relation of matter to form . In Lucretius as well as in Dante , philosophy is the handmaid of beauty ...
Pagina 83
... Divine Comedy , Paradise Lost , and so on with countless tragedies , comedies , novels or other literary works . Thus the orientation toward singular existence which characterizes the intellect en- gaged in factivity is stressed as ...
... Divine Comedy , Paradise Lost , and so on with countless tragedies , comedies , novels or other literary works . Thus the orientation toward singular existence which characterizes the intellect en- gaged in factivity is stressed as ...
Pagina 176
... Divine Comedy ; it constitutes its very substance , since it provides its subject matter , determines its structure , di- rects its unfolding and takes it , through episode after episode , up to the mystical experience which is its term ...
... Divine Comedy ; it constitutes its very substance , since it provides its subject matter , determines its structure , di- rects its unfolding and takes it , through episode after episode , up to the mystical experience which is its term ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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