The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Etienne Gilson. perceived as forming a whole endowed with a unity of its own so that the judgment will posit it as a distinct object . The under- standing itself is therefore at work in the experience of the beau- tiful , so that the whole ...
Etienne Gilson. perceived as forming a whole endowed with a unity of its own so that the judgment will posit it as a distinct object . The under- standing itself is therefore at work in the experience of the beau- tiful , so that the whole ...
Pagina 31
... whole " ( Enn . , I , 6 , 1 ) . Indeed , every concrete being is made up of a certain number of parts , and these parts must observe an order of reciprocal determinations so as to unite into the common form which defines their ensemble ...
... whole " ( Enn . , I , 6 , 1 ) . Indeed , every concrete being is made up of a certain number of parts , and these parts must observe an order of reciprocal determinations so as to unite into the common form which defines their ensemble ...
Pagina 81
... whole creative life . Bio- logical analogies with art are so many and so visible that it would be tedious to list them . Besides , differences would likewise have to be taken into account , for nature begets and art makes . The relation ...
... whole creative life . Bio- logical analogies with art are so many and so visible that it would be tedious to list them . Besides , differences would likewise have to be taken into account , for nature begets and art makes . The relation ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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