Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticMacmillan, 1922 - 503 pagine |
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Pagina 31
... logical belief and fantastic illusion , but also how among natural scientists some are to be found who call every- thing in their sciences upon which reasoning is founded mythical facts , verbal expedients , or conventions . Natural ...
... logical belief and fantastic illusion , but also how among natural scientists some are to be found who call every- thing in their sciences upon which reasoning is founded mythical facts , verbal expedients , or conventions . Natural ...
Pagina 33
... logical . The theory of art as supporting theses , of art considered as an individual representation exemplifying scientific laws , can be proved false in like manner . The example , as example , stands for the thing exemplified , and ...
... logical . The theory of art as supporting theses , of art considered as an individual representation exemplifying scientific laws , can be proved false in like manner . The example , as example , stands for the thing exemplified , and ...
Pagina 35
... logical , just because the former is a first step in respect to the latter . It can destroy expression , that is , the thought of the individual , by thinking of the universal . It can gather up expressive facts into logical relations ...
... logical , just because the former is a first step in respect to the latter . It can destroy expression , that is , the thought of the individual , by thinking of the universal . It can gather up expressive facts into logical relations ...
Pagina 36
... logical or scientific form , as such , excludes the æsthetic form . He who begins to think scientifically has already ceased to contemplate æsthetically ; although his thought assumes of necessity in its turn an æsthetic form , as has ...
... logical or scientific form , as such , excludes the æsthetic form . He who begins to think scientifically has already ceased to contemplate æsthetically ; although his thought assumes of necessity in its turn an æsthetic form , as has ...
Pagina 39
... Logic . of history . Historical intellectualism has opened the way to the Criticism of many attempts , made especially during the last two the philosophy centuries and continued to - day , to discover a philosophy of history , an ideal ...
... Logic . of history . Historical intellectualism has opened the way to the Criticism of many attempts , made especially during the last two the philosophy centuries and continued to - day , to discover a philosophy of history , an ideal ...
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