The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 140
... theologians ' embarrassment when they come to grips with the problem of creation . The universe of becoming looks to them as if it took a creator to account for its existence , but once the creator is posited , why should he create ...
... theologians ' embarrassment when they come to grips with the problem of creation . The universe of becoming looks to them as if it took a creator to account for its existence , but once the creator is posited , why should he create ...
Pagina 166
... theologians do not even use the word ; they speak only of images , painted , carved or otherwise , because it is chiefly in their representational forms that the fine arts can serve the religious ends of the Church . The same holds for ...
... theologians do not even use the word ; they speak only of images , painted , carved or otherwise , because it is chiefly in their representational forms that the fine arts can serve the religious ends of the Church . The same holds for ...
Pagina 179
... theologian's love of God becomes vocal : Ecce panis Angelorum , factus cibus viatorum ; ecce panis filiorum , non mittendus canibus . In short , when the theologian no longer speaks or sings , he prays : Bone pastor , panis vere , Jesu ...
... theologian's love of God becomes vocal : Ecce panis Angelorum , factus cibus viatorum ; ecce panis filiorum , non mittendus canibus . In short , when the theologian no longer speaks or sings , he prays : Bone pastor , panis vere , Jesu ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
Copyright | |
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