Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticMacmillan, 1922 - 503 pagine |
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Pagina 13
... language as artists . Some very complicated and difficult expressions are not often achieved , and these are called works of art . The limits of the expression - intuitions that are called art , as opposed to those that are vulgarly ...
... language as artists . Some very complicated and difficult expressions are not often achieved , and these are called works of art . The limits of the expression - intuitions that are called art , as opposed to those that are vulgarly ...
Pagina 25
... language . The most lofty manifestations , the summits of in- Art and tellectual and of intuitive knowledge shining from afar , science . are called , as we know , Art and Science . Art and Science , then , are different and yet linked ...
... language . The most lofty manifestations , the summits of in- Art and tellectual and of intuitive knowledge shining from afar , science . are called , as we know , Art and Science . Art and Science , then , are different and yet linked ...
Pagina 26
... language . And this should be said of intuition or expression in general . But to us it appears somewhat inaccurate to define language or expression as an inter- mediate link between nature and humanity , as though it were a mixture of ...
... language . And this should be said of intuition or expression in general . But to us it appears somewhat inaccurate to define language or expression as an inter- mediate link between nature and humanity , as though it were a mixture of ...
Pagina 68
... language of the schools expression is a species which cannot function in its turn as a genus . Impressions or contents vary ; every content differs from every other content , because nothing repeats itself in life ; and the irreducible ...
... language of the schools expression is a species which cannot function in its turn as a genus . Impressions or contents vary ; every content differs from every other content , because nothing repeats itself in life ; and the irreducible ...
Pagina 72
... language , in order to make clear the sense of the words we employ , or may find employed . But this proceeding , which is of value in discussions pertaining to the criticism of science and philosophy , has none whatever in literary and ...
... language , in order to make clear the sense of the words we employ , or may find employed . But this proceeding , which is of value in discussions pertaining to the criticism of science and philosophy , has none whatever in literary and ...
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Esthetic as Science of Expression and General Linguistic Benedetto Croce Visualizzazione completa - 1922 |
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