The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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... become possible from the very first moment of their existence and in consequence of it . From then on scholars , psychologists , histori- ans , critics and philosophers take charge of art and explain to the artist even his own works ...
... become possible from the very first moment of their existence and in consequence of it . From then on scholars , psychologists , histori- ans , critics and philosophers take charge of art and explain to the artist even his own works ...
Pagina 121
... become the quarrel about " pure poetry . " Nietzsche's name par excellence symbolizes the common inspiration uniting those movements . They blended in his mind with the advent of the Wagnerian musical drama , which he both passionately ...
... become the quarrel about " pure poetry . " Nietzsche's name par excellence symbolizes the common inspiration uniting those movements . They blended in his mind with the advent of the Wagnerian musical drama , which he both passionately ...
Pagina 140
... become still more evident in the theologians ' embarrassment when they come to grips with the problem of creation . The universe of becoming looks to them as if it took a creator to account for its existence , but once the creator is ...
... become still more evident in the theologians ' embarrassment when they come to grips with the problem of creation . The universe of becoming looks to them as if it took a creator to account for its existence , but once the creator is ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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