The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 12
... teaching art with teaching art appreciation , as if it were possible to form even the most confused notion of art without having at least attempted to practice one of the arts . In the order of the fine arts , knowing is making . This ...
... teaching art with teaching art appreciation , as if it were possible to form even the most confused notion of art without having at least attempted to practice one of the arts . In the order of the fine arts , knowing is making . This ...
Pagina 137
... teach at the Collège de France . In fact , he never taught it because , as he himself can- didly acknowledged , he did not know it . Still he always toyed with the idea , to the point of making it the subject matter of his own art ...
... teach at the Collège de France . In fact , he never taught it because , as he himself can- didly acknowledged , he did not know it . Still he always toyed with the idea , to the point of making it the subject matter of his own art ...
Pagina 178
... teaching because to him there is nothing nobler than to impart the truth of the intellect , and he is singing his teaching because no theologian can teach the saving truth , in the 178 THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL.
... teaching because to him there is nothing nobler than to impart the truth of the intellect , and he is singing his teaching because no theologian can teach the saving truth , in the 178 THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL.
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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