The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 92
... determining causes to determined effects . We spontaneously apprehend every being as submitted to a primary determining factor , which is itself form . That factor may be an abstract intellectual determination , such as the " form of a ...
... determining causes to determined effects . We spontaneously apprehend every being as submitted to a primary determining factor , which is itself form . That factor may be an abstract intellectual determination , such as the " form of a ...
Pagina 93
... determined , while form is the determining factor . Pushing abstraction to its limit , as they should , philoso- phers have conceived the notion of an absolute determinable , which would be " prime matter , " or pure determinability ...
... determined , while form is the determining factor . Pushing abstraction to its limit , as they should , philoso- phers have conceived the notion of an absolute determinable , which would be " prime matter , " or pure determinability ...
Pagina 94
... determined . FOCILLON'S PRINCIPLE In this superdetermination by art of already informed natu- ral substances , the determining form specifically differs from the natural forms it determines . The proper effect of natural forms is to ...
... determined . FOCILLON'S PRINCIPLE In this superdetermination by art of already informed natu- ral substances , the determining form specifically differs from the natural forms it determines . The proper effect of natural forms is to ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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