The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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... Paul Valéry detested metaphys- ics and stopped short at the moment of crossing its threshold , so he included all such certitudes in a class of his own making , which he ironically called that of the “ vague things . ” Now these notions ...
... Paul Valéry detested metaphys- ics and stopped short at the moment of crossing its threshold , so he included all such certitudes in a class of his own making , which he ironically called that of the “ vague things . ” Now these notions ...
Pagina 83
... VALÉRY'S DILEMMA Paul Valéry pushed the notion that art is productivity as far as possible . He never pretended he was a philosopher ; on the contrary , he often mocked philosophy , but his mind was full of ideas which always remained ...
... VALÉRY'S DILEMMA Paul Valéry pushed the notion that art is productivity as far as possible . He never pretended he was a philosopher ; on the contrary , he often mocked philosophy , but his mind was full of ideas which always remained ...
Pagina 134
... Paul Valéry claimed the same right for poetry to receive its full meaning . He often repeated that he was more interested in the conditions required for the production of the works of the mind than in the works them- selves . When in ...
... Paul Valéry claimed the same right for poetry to receive its full meaning . He often repeated that he was more interested in the conditions required for the production of the works of the mind than in the works them- selves . When in ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
Copyright | |
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