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If, then, the sophistical period was the necessary antecedent to the discoveries of
Socrates, the aesthetic problem could only arise after Socrates. And it did indeed
arise with Plato, author of the first, or indeed of the only really great negation of ...
If, then, the sophistical period was the necessary antecedent to the discoveries of
Socrates, the aesthetic problem could only arise after Socrates. And it did indeed
arise with Plato, author of the first, or indeed of the only really great negation of ...
Pagina 227
He says that his new principles of poetry " are wholly opposed to, and not merely
different from, all which have been imagined from the time of Plato and his
disciple Aristotle to Patrizzi, Scaliger and Castelvetro among the moderns ; poetry
is ...
He says that his new principles of poetry " are wholly opposed to, and not merely
different from, all which have been imagined from the time of Plato and his
disciple Aristotle to Patrizzi, Scaliger and Castelvetro among the moderns ; poetry
is ...
Pagina 423
Plato was quite right to condemn Rhetoric (when dissociated from a good
purpose) as blameworthy and discreditable, directed to arouse the passions, a
diet ruinous to health, a paint disastrous to beauty. Even had Rhetoric allied
herself to ...
Plato was quite right to condemn Rhetoric (when dissociated from a good
purpose) as blameworthy and discreditable, directed to arouse the passions, a
diet ruinous to health, a paint disastrous to beauty. Even had Rhetoric allied
herself to ...
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II | 11 |
second degreeNonexistence of other forms of cognition | 26 |
IV | 32 |
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