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Pagina 57
Supposing they did exist , the Ideas dear to Plato would not be causes , and even
to see them as known by a mind would not endow them with any productivity .
Plato ' s Timaeus is a perfect illustration of that truth . For having to account for the
...
Supposing they did exist , the Ideas dear to Plato would not be causes , and even
to see them as known by a mind would not endow them with any productivity .
Plato ' s Timaeus is a perfect illustration of that truth . For having to account for the
...
Pagina 59
The idea then is no longer conceived as the mere prototype of a possible object
for the artist to know and to imitate, but, ... Doctrines of this kind betray noticeably
the influence of traditional Christian theology, which considers the divine Ideas ...
The idea then is no longer conceived as the mere prototype of a possible object
for the artist to know and to imitate, but, ... Doctrines of this kind betray noticeably
the influence of traditional Christian theology, which considers the divine Ideas ...
Pagina 128
The Platonic Idea of Good did throw light upon all the possible combinations of
essences and made it easier to understand that the best among them had been
realized; but by whom, remained a question. Let us say with Plato, it was realized
...
The Platonic Idea of Good did throw light upon all the possible combinations of
essences and made it easier to understand that the best among them had been
realized; but by whom, remained a question. Let us say with Plato, it was realized
...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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