The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 54
... actual existence . It is therefore correct to say that there is an ideal beauty pursued by artists , but that beauty is to be found in the artists themselves , being nothing else than the forms of their future works patiently waiting in ...
... actual existence . It is therefore correct to say that there is an ideal beauty pursued by artists , but that beauty is to be found in the artists themselves , being nothing else than the forms of their future works patiently waiting in ...
Pagina 79
... actual existence in all its forms . Beings are , they want to be and they want being itself to be . Indeed , since it is good by the very reason that it is , being as such is desirable in itself . Because it is good that things should ...
... actual existence in all its forms . Beings are , they want to be and they want being itself to be . Indeed , since it is good by the very reason that it is , being as such is desirable in itself . Because it is good that things should ...
Pagina 126
... actual existence . The wise thing is to say nothing about the work ; the philosopher literally does not know what it is . The evolution of modern art invites us to approach the prob- lem from a different direction and to consider it ...
... actual existence . The wise thing is to say nothing about the work ; the philosopher literally does not know what it is . The evolution of modern art invites us to approach the prob- lem from a different direction and to consider it ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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