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If art is not knowledge , but something else , then all those who hold it to be a
certain mode of cognition will inevitably decry as anti - intellectual any philosophy
of art that simply describes art such as it is . Hence the recent protests raised ...
If art is not knowledge , but something else , then all those who hold it to be a
certain mode of cognition will inevitably decry as anti - intellectual any philosophy
of art that simply describes art such as it is . Hence the recent protests raised ...
Pagina 82
Intelligence is everywhere present and operative in art, but whatever there is of
cognition in art belongs in an order other than that of knowledge. It is knowledge
in view of a work to be made, and not knowledge sought for its own sake or for
the ...
Intelligence is everywhere present and operative in art, but whatever there is of
cognition in art belongs in an order other than that of knowledge. It is knowledge
in view of a work to be made, and not knowledge sought for its own sake or for
the ...
Pagina 84
Indeed, the mind differs from man by the excess of cognition which it must
sacrifice to achieve action. Hence in the work of Valéry the myth of Leonardo da
Vinci is well chosen as the symbol of a sovereign thought, so perfectly master of
its own ...
Indeed, the mind differs from man by the excess of cognition which it must
sacrifice to achieve action. Hence in the work of Valéry the myth of Leonardo da
Vinci is well chosen as the symbol of a sovereign thought, so perfectly master of
its own ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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