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In order to refute the notion that art is not essentially knowing, but making, one
would first have to establish that, by merely thinking a statue, a painting or a
symphony, corresponding works of art would actually exist in reality. Now,
precisely ...
In order to refute the notion that art is not essentially knowing, but making, one
would first have to establish that, by merely thinking a statue, a painting or a
symphony, corresponding works of art would actually exist in reality. Now,
precisely ...
Pagina 91
Still , the artist ' s activity would not be a poiesis if he produced nothing , so he
must produce some being , and since he does not create its existence , the only
conceivable effect of his poietic activity is the production of whatever determines
his ...
Still , the artist ' s activity would not be a poiesis if he produced nothing , so he
must produce some being , and since he does not create its existence , the only
conceivable effect of his poietic activity is the production of whatever determines
his ...
Pagina 126
Of course , once the artist has produced his work , the philosopher will be highly
interested in it , for in coming into existence , the work has now become knowable
and susceptible of an explanation ; still , the man who caused it to exist is no ...
Of course , once the artist has produced his work , the philosopher will be highly
interested in it , for in coming into existence , the work has now become knowable
and susceptible of an explanation ; still , the man who caused it to exist is no ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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