Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticLibrary of Alexandria, 28 set 2020 - 503 pagine |
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... this taking possession of, is expression. To have an intuition is to express. It is nothing else! (nothing more, but nothing less) than to express. II. INTUITION AND ART Corollaries and explanations. Before proceeding further,
... this taking possession of, is expression. To have an intuition is to express. It is nothing else! (nothing more, but nothing less) than to express. II. INTUITION AND ART Corollaries and explanations. Before proceeding further,
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... less than—prose. We must hold firmly to our identification, because among the principal reasons which have prevented Aesthetic, the science of art, from revealing the true nature of art, its real roots in human nature, has been its ...
... less than—prose. We must hold firmly to our identification, because among the principal reasons which have prevented Aesthetic, the science of art, from revealing the true nature of art, its real roots in human nature, has been its ...
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... less perfect duplicates of natural objects, before which the same tumult of impressions caused by natural objects begins over again, then the proposition is evidently false. The painted wax figures that seem to be alive, and before ...
... less perfect duplicates of natural objects, before which the same tumult of impressions caused by natural objects begins over again, then the proposition is evidently false. The painted wax figures that seem to be alive, and before ...
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... less insubordinate and ineradicable. Do we ever, indeed, feel complete satisfaction before even the best of photographs? Would not an artist vary and touch up much or little, remove or add something to any of them? Critique of art ...
... less insubordinate and ineradicable. Do we ever, indeed, feel complete satisfaction before even the best of photographs? Would not an artist vary and touch up much or little, remove or add something to any of them? Critique of art ...
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... less fragmentary writers, if indeed their fragments are scientifically to be compared with harmonious, coherent, and perfect works. Content and form: another meaning. Prose and poetry. We pardon thinkers and men of science their ...
... less fragmentary writers, if indeed their fragments are scientifically to be compared with harmonious, coherent, and perfect works. Content and form: another meaning. Prose and poetry. We pardon thinkers and men of science their ...
Sommario
VI THEORETIC AND PRACTICAL ACTIVITY | |
VII ANALOGY BETWEEN THE THEORETIC AND THE PRACTICAL | |
XI CRITIQUE OF AESTHETIC HEDONISM | |
XII THE AESTHETIC OF THE SYMPATHETIC AND PSEUDOAESTHETIC CONCEPTS | |
XIII THE SOCALLED PHYSICALLY BEAUTIFUL IN NATURE AND ART | |
XIV MISTAKES ARISING FROM THE CONFUSION BETWEEN PHYSIC AND AESTHETIC | |
XV THE ACTIVITY OF EXTERNALIZATION TECHNIQUE AND THE THEORY OF THE ARTS | |
XVI TASTE AND THE REPRODUCTION OF ART | |
XVII THE HISTORY OF LITERATURE AND ART | |
XVIII CONCLUSION IDENTITY OF LINGUISTIC AND AESTHETIC | |
VIII EXCLUSION OF OTHER SPIRITUAL FORMS | |
IX INDIVISIBILITY OF EXPRESSION INTO MODES OR GRADES AND CRITIQUE OF RHETORIC | |
X AESTHETIC FEELINGS AND THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE UGLY AND THE BEAUTIFUL | |
HISTORICAL SUMMARY | |
APPENDIX | |
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abstract action admit aesthetic activity aesthetic fact aestheticians affirmation already altogether appear Aristotle artistic and literary associationism Baumgarten beautiful Benedetto Croce called century colours comic complete concept concrete confusion consciousness criticism Critique Critique of Judgment Croce definition distinction doctrine economic empirical empiricism error ethical exist expression external fancy feeling genius hedonism hedonistic Hegel Herbart Hippias major human ideal ideas imagination imitation impressions individual intellectual intellectualist intuitive knowledge Italian judgment Kant knowledge language laws Leibnitz less Linguistic logical looked lyric means metaphysical moral natural sciences Neoplatonism noumenon object painting perfect philosophy physical Plato pleasure Plotinus poet poetic poetry possess practical activity problem production propositions psychology pure intuition reality reason represent representation reproduction Sanctis Schelling Schleiermacher Schopenhauer scientific sensation sense Solger soul spirit spiritual activity taste theoretic things thought true truth ugly unity universal Vico Winckelmann word writers