The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 26
... experience of truth is accompa- nied by pleasure . The beauty of intelligible truth is what pleases in the act of apprehending it . But this experience is very different from that of the beautiful in art . When we read a book for our ...
... experience of truth is accompa- nied by pleasure . The beauty of intelligible truth is what pleases in the act of apprehending it . But this experience is very different from that of the beautiful in art . When we read a book for our ...
Pagina 46
... experience , they cannot be universalized . ESTHETIC EXPERIENCE On the part of the subject , the most general condition for the possibility of esthetic experience is a certain affective responsive- ness to sensible qualities . If it is ...
... experience , they cannot be universalized . ESTHETIC EXPERIENCE On the part of the subject , the most general condition for the possibility of esthetic experience is a certain affective responsive- ness to sensible qualities . If it is ...
Pagina 181
... experience , wherein being qua being is perceived under the form of sensible beauty . Let us recall that sense knowledge is the very substance of es- thetic experience . Kant rightly said that the beautiful is what pleases without ...
... experience , wherein being qua being is perceived under the form of sensible beauty . Let us recall that sense knowledge is the very substance of es- thetic experience . Kant rightly said that the beautiful is what pleases without ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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