The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 28
... desire and of which the possession is coveted . Not so with the beautiful , for it is an object of knowledge desired after the same manner as the most ardently desired objects of the will . We do not want the possession of the beautiful ...
... desire and of which the possession is coveted . Not so with the beautiful , for it is an object of knowledge desired after the same manner as the most ardently desired objects of the will . We do not want the possession of the beautiful ...
Pagina 58
Etienne Gilson. the Ideas . Indeed , the origin of art is not a desire to know , but a desire to make ; not a sight , but a project . The initial confusion that consists in making art a sort of intuition is rife with evil consequences ...
Etienne Gilson. the Ideas . Indeed , the origin of art is not a desire to know , but a desire to make ; not a sight , but a project . The initial confusion that consists in making art a sort of intuition is rife with evil consequences ...
Pagina 150
... desire or suffer it to be cherished or im- proved . Methinks the parents should labor to have it stifled and suppressed as much as may be ; and I know not what reason a father can have to wish his son a poet , who does not desire him ...
... desire or suffer it to be cherished or im- proved . Methinks the parents should labor to have it stifled and suppressed as much as may be ; and I know not what reason a father can have to wish his son a poet , who does not desire him ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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