The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 48
... poetry of the passage before them , but something else in it , which they like better than poetry . " It probably is at least as frequent that peo- ple , insensible to the art of painting , spend pleasurable afternoons in art galleries ...
... poetry of the passage before them , but something else in it , which they like better than poetry . " It probably is at least as frequent that peo- ple , insensible to the art of painting , spend pleasurable afternoons in art galleries ...
Pagina 71
... poetry in prose as well as in verse . There is an intimate , indeed an essential , relationship between verse and poetry , because verse is the only kind of language expressly conceived , invented and used for poetry . You can say ...
... poetry in prose as well as in verse . There is an intimate , indeed an essential , relationship between verse and poetry , because verse is the only kind of language expressly conceived , invented and used for poetry . You can say ...
Pagina 112
... poetry and music . According to them , Plato only blamed enervating music and mendacious poetry but , on the con- trary , favored those that inspired men with courage and love of virtue . They even add that Plato is not an enemy of poetry ...
... poetry and music . According to them , Plato only blamed enervating music and mendacious poetry but , on the con- trary , favored those that inspired men with courage and love of virtue . They even add that Plato is not an enemy of poetry ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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