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Pagina 89
... which he likes is ( for him ) to make another one , born of his own creativity . “
And I too am a painter ” — these justly famous words are the complete answer to
the problem . The Poietic Being A primary notion , being is not The Poietic Arts 89
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... which he likes is ( for him ) to make another one , born of his own creativity . “
And I too am a painter ” — these justly famous words are the complete answer to
the problem . The Poietic Being A primary notion , being is not The Poietic Arts 89
.
Pagina 97
In fact , he distinguished as many as six parts in tragedy , but the three mentioned
should suffice to make clear the kind of complete unity Aristotle attributed to
works of art . An analysis of any one of Richard Wagner ' s musical dramas , of ...
In fact , he distinguished as many as six parts in tragedy , but the three mentioned
should suffice to make clear the kind of complete unity Aristotle attributed to
works of art . An analysis of any one of Richard Wagner ' s musical dramas , of ...
Pagina 140
Therefore they want to find reasons why God would create the world and they
find some , but when they are about to complete their case , the same difficulty
always prevents them from doing so . Whatever the motives put forward and the ...
Therefore they want to find reasons why God would create the world and they
find some , but when they are about to complete their case , the same difficulty
always prevents them from doing so . Whatever the motives put forward and the ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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