Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticMacmillan, 1922 - 503 pagine |
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Pagina 3
... give a true and precise idea perception . of intuition . Another error arises among those who recognize this , or who at any rate do not explicitly make intuition dependent upon the intellect , to obscure and confuse the real nature of ...
... give a true and precise idea perception . of intuition . Another error arises among those who recognize this , or who at any rate do not explicitly make intuition dependent upon the intellect , to obscure and confuse the real nature of ...
Pagina 5
... gives us knowledge of things in their concreteness and individuality ? Having thus freed intuitive knowledge from any Intuition and suggestion of intellectualism and from every later and sensation . external addition , we must now ...
... gives us knowledge of things in their concreteness and individuality ? Having thus freed intuitive knowledge from any Intuition and suggestion of intellectualism and from every later and sensation . external addition , we must now ...
Pagina 16
... nature . But if by imitation of nature be understood that art gives mechanical repro- ductions , more or less perfect duplicates of natural " " objects , in the presence of which is renewed the 16 II THEORY OF ÆSTHETIC.
... nature . But if by imitation of nature be understood that art gives mechanical repro- ductions , more or less perfect duplicates of natural " " objects , in the presence of which is renewed the 16 II THEORY OF ÆSTHETIC.
Pagina 17
... give æsthetic intuitions . Illusion and hallucination have nothing to do with the calm domain of artistic intuition . But on the other hand if an artist paint the interior of a wax - work museum , or if an actor give a burlesque ...
... give æsthetic intuitions . Illusion and hallucination have nothing to do with the calm domain of artistic intuition . But on the other hand if an artist paint the interior of a wax - work museum , or if an actor give a burlesque ...
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... gives rise to other living beings , but in such a case we must conclude , maintaining the analogy between the organism and the work of art , that in the latter case too there are numerous germs of life each ready to grow , in a moment ...
... gives rise to other living beings , but in such a case we must conclude , maintaining the analogy between the organism and the work of art , that in the latter case too there are numerous germs of life each ready to grow , in a moment ...
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