The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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... Kant's idealism , that practically all books that profess to deal with one of the two subjects also deal with the other . But incorrectly , for the respective objects of the two disciplines are distinct . As has been seen , fine arts ...
... Kant's idealism , that practically all books that profess to deal with one of the two subjects also deal with the other . But incorrectly , for the respective objects of the two disciplines are distinct . As has been seen , fine arts ...
Pagina 181
... Kant rightly said that the beautiful is what pleases without concept , for indeed our cognition of the beautiful is our very sense apprehension of it . To those who communicate with pure being chiefly through esthetic experience , the ...
... Kant rightly said that the beautiful is what pleases without concept , for indeed our cognition of the beautiful is our very sense apprehension of it . To those who communicate with pure being chiefly through esthetic experience , the ...
Pagina 186
... ( Kant ) , 151 , 152 Critique of Practical Reason ( Kant ) , 152 Empedocles , 71 Encyclopédie française , 9 Enneads ( Plotinus ) , 31 Epicurus , 71 Esquisse d'une philosophie ( Lamennais ) , 133 Esther ( Racine ) , 97 Euclid , 27 , 125 ...
... ( Kant ) , 151 , 152 Critique of Practical Reason ( Kant ) , 152 Empedocles , 71 Encyclopédie française , 9 Enneads ( Plotinus ) , 31 Epicurus , 71 Esquisse d'une philosophie ( Lamennais ) , 133 Esther ( Racine ) , 97 Euclid , 27 , 125 ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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