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of reality ? Had Shakespeare or Keats a personal view of reality and , if so , what
was it ? In discussing such questions , art historians and art critics simply express
their own views of the world as suggested to them by the works of the artists ...
of reality ? Had Shakespeare or Keats a personal view of reality and , if so , what
was it ? In discussing such questions , art historians and art critics simply express
their own views of the world as suggested to them by the works of the artists ...
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If the book is the Divine Comedy, what it means is indeed a work of art and the
substance of the poem is truly an addition to the world's total reality. Before Dante
, the structure of the thoughts that constitute the sacred poem had no actual, ...
If the book is the Divine Comedy, what it means is indeed a work of art and the
substance of the poem is truly an addition to the world's total reality. Before Dante
, the structure of the thoughts that constitute the sacred poem had no actual, ...
Pagina 117
Again, there will always be less in the variety of the appearances than in the
simplicity of reality, and less in motion than in rest—such are the conclusions
which reason must maintain against the protest of sense experience. So
Parmenides left ...
Again, there will always be less in the variety of the appearances than in the
simplicity of reality, and less in motion than in rest—such are the conclusions
which reason must maintain against the protest of sense experience. So
Parmenides left ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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