The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 67
Etienne Gilson. words , lines , forms , colors and even sounds . This is legitimate , for even though all signs are not words , all words are signs . An arrow on a panel signifies a direction exactly as the words " this way to " could do ...
Etienne Gilson. words , lines , forms , colors and even sounds . This is legitimate , for even though all signs are not words , all words are signs . An arrow on a panel signifies a direction exactly as the words " this way to " could do ...
Pagina 136
... words should not be examined more closely than any carefully written language . He cannot be blamed for not saying clearly what beauty is . The greatest philos- ophers in the world acknowledge in the end that the best one can do is to ...
... words should not be examined more closely than any carefully written language . He cannot be blamed for not saying clearly what beauty is . The greatest philos- ophers in the world acknowledge in the end that the best one can do is to ...
Pagina 147
... words . In literary criticism there are words about words , but in this case too the tool of interpretation is of different nature than the thing interpreted . In using writing to comment upon written works , the critic employs language ...
... words . In literary criticism there are words about words , but in this case too the tool of interpretation is of different nature than the thing interpreted . In using writing to comment upon written works , the critic employs language ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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