The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 62
... language . Because it is invisible , thought is then supposed to be hidden within man , that is to say in his head , the object of language being , so to speak , to draw it out and com- municate it by means of words . As they say : Out ...
... language . Because it is invisible , thought is then supposed to be hidden within man , that is to say in his head , the object of language being , so to speak , to draw it out and com- municate it by means of words . As they say : Out ...
Pagina 70
... language at his disposal . He will speak of " comedy " as we do , where the word does not contain the notion of produc- tion . He says " dithyrambopoietics , " " auletics , " and " citharis- tics " for what we call the art of writing ...
... language at his disposal . He will speak of " comedy " as we do , where the word does not contain the notion of produc- tion . He says " dithyrambopoietics , " " auletics , " and " citharis- tics " for what we call the art of writing ...
Pagina 124
... language to justify itself , and language is all the more willing to oblige as it is thereby working toward its own triumph . Its ad- versaries are themselves forced to pay it tribute since speech is the only weapon at hand to fight ...
... language to justify itself , and language is all the more willing to oblige as it is thereby working toward its own triumph . Its ad- versaries are themselves forced to pay it tribute since speech is the only weapon at hand to fight ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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