The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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... poietic activity whose end is to bring into being what we call works of art , the best we can do is to determine exactly the nature of this being . THE ESSENCE OF ARTISTIC BEING In its primary and absolute ... poiesis 90 THE POIETIC BEING.
... poietic activity whose end is to bring into being what we call works of art , the best we can do is to determine exactly the nature of this being . THE ESSENCE OF ARTISTIC BEING In its primary and absolute ... poiesis 90 THE POIETIC BEING.
Pagina 91
Etienne Gilson. Still , the artist's activity would not be a poiesis if he pro- duced nothing , so he must produce some being , and since he does not create its existence , the only conceivable effect of his poietic activity is the ...
Etienne Gilson. Still , the artist's activity would not be a poiesis if he pro- duced nothing , so he must produce some being , and since he does not create its existence , the only conceivable effect of his poietic activity is the ...
Pagina 109
... poietic world , made of poietic beings , located in the world of nature , yet specifically distinct from it . When the objects which compose it are not recognized as such , the worst may be feared , but whenever they are known in their ...
... poietic world , made of poietic beings , located in the world of nature , yet specifically distinct from it . When the objects which compose it are not recognized as such , the worst may be feared , but whenever they are known in their ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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