The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 85
... produce science for the purpose of using it fully in the interest of practical life . Still , in the process of knowing , what the mind produces is knowledge . In that case , mind is identical with its product , for there is no differ ...
... produce science for the purpose of using it fully in the interest of practical life . Still , in the process of knowing , what the mind produces is knowledge . In that case , mind is identical with its product , for there is no differ ...
Pagina 96
... produce being . Let us recall Leibniz ' often quoted formula , whose meaning de- pends on the mere shifting of an ... produces the being of his works insofar as he confers on certain multiplicities the unity of forms conceived by his ...
... produce being . Let us recall Leibniz ' often quoted formula , whose meaning de- pends on the mere shifting of an ... produces the being of his works insofar as he confers on certain multiplicities the unity of forms conceived by his ...
Pagina 131
... produce something from nothingness . He wishes he could , and this is why , at times , we hear it said that God is dead ; the announcement only means that some man would like , not to suppress God , but to take his place . Man has no ...
... produce something from nothingness . He wishes he could , and this is why , at times , we hear it said that God is dead ; the announcement only means that some man would like , not to suppress God , but to take his place . Man has no ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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