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We are not saying that the beautiful itself consists in the pleasure it gives, but
rather that the presence of the beautiful is known by the pleasure that attends its
apprehension. True, the Puritans, the Jansenists, the Kantians, in short all the ...
We are not saying that the beautiful itself consists in the pleasure it gives, but
rather that the presence of the beautiful is known by the pleasure that attends its
apprehension. True, the Puritans, the Jansenists, the Kantians, in short all the ...
Pagina 25
There is no human presence , but rather an inhuman absence behind nature ;
should any presence fill up that absence it could be only God ' s . It does not help
to object that God is an artist , for God is pure Being , so that God ' s way of being
...
There is no human presence , but rather an inhuman absence behind nature ;
should any presence fill up that absence it could be only God ' s . It does not help
to object that God is an artist , for God is pure Being , so that God ' s way of being
...
Pagina 63
The bed of a dried stream does not " express ” the river that made it ; it expresses
nothing at all ; all it does is exist , but since it is the effect of a cause , an intelligent
being can infer from its presence the past existence of a river . And so again ...
The bed of a dried stream does not " express ” the river that made it ; it expresses
nothing at all ; all it does is exist , but since it is the effect of a cause , an intelligent
being can infer from its presence the past existence of a river . And so again ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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