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Its beginnings could be safely compared to the spontaneous need to do
something which is observed in young children, and becomes still more evident
in those adults whose hands are constantly busy making things. It is impossible
to say ...
Its beginnings could be safely compared to the spontaneous need to do
something which is observed in young children, and becomes still more evident
in those adults whose hands are constantly busy making things. It is impossible
to say ...
Pagina 73
Mimicry is part of his nature , as we observe it in children . ... Aristotle certainly
came very close to the truth , but imitation alone was holding his interest , and
none of the causes he so cleverly observed is ever mentioned again in his
Poetics .
Mimicry is part of his nature , as we observe it in children . ... Aristotle certainly
came very close to the truth , but imitation alone was holding his interest , and
none of the causes he so cleverly observed is ever mentioned again in his
Poetics .
Pagina 182
The pure true , sought and embraced for its own sake only ; the pure good , willed
as unconditionally desirable , because it is good ; unity and order pursued and
observed in all domains for their own sake — these are , so to speak , so many ...
The pure true , sought and embraced for its own sake only ; the pure good , willed
as unconditionally desirable , because it is good ; unity and order pursued and
observed in all domains for their own sake — these are , so to speak , so many ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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