The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 92
... material one , such as the distribution of parts in space , e.g. the form of a statue . In all cases the form is that which imposes a certain unity on the multiplicity of the parts . This unifying role of the form is of primary ...
... material one , such as the distribution of parts in space , e.g. the form of a statue . In all cases the form is that which imposes a certain unity on the multiplicity of the parts . This unifying role of the form is of primary ...
Pagina 94
... material substances he uses . These are artistic materials only because they are used as such . In the pres- ent case , wood , stone , articulate language and musical sound pro- vide the matter for possible works of art because the form ...
... material substances he uses . These are artistic materials only because they are used as such . In the pres- ent case , wood , stone , articulate language and musical sound pro- vide the matter for possible works of art because the form ...
Pagina 95
... material substances provide a basis for specifically different arts . This is true not only of the various kinds of materials used by the various artists but also of the particular individual works of art included in each species . In ...
... material substances provide a basis for specifically different arts . This is true not only of the various kinds of materials used by the various artists but also of the particular individual works of art included in each species . In ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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