The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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... ETHICS , AND ART To be is an act ; every one of man's subsequent acts implies it and derives from it . Mozart dies at thirty - five - no more music like his will ever be written ; after Schubert's death at thirty - one , that ...
... ETHICS , AND ART To be is an act ; every one of man's subsequent acts implies it and derives from it . Mozart dies at thirty - five - no more music like his will ever be written ; after Schubert's death at thirty - one , that ...
Pagina 18
... ethics and art . Man is one , and he is entirely involved in every one of his acts , though in various degrees and proportions . Whatever he does , man knows . Obviously , since man's nature is to be a living creature endowed with ...
... ethics and art . Man is one , and he is entirely involved in every one of his acts , though in various degrees and proportions . Whatever he does , man knows . Obviously , since man's nature is to be a living creature endowed with ...
Pagina 120
... ethics . Then indeed nature and the order of the universe began to be conceived such as they should be to justify the subjection of man to the laws of a re- public , that is to say of a society . Thus was ensured the triumph of the mass ...
... ethics . Then indeed nature and the order of the universe began to be conceived such as they should be to justify the subjection of man to the laws of a re- public , that is to say of a society . Thus was ensured the triumph of the mass ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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