Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticLibrary of Alexandria, 28 set 2020 - 503 pagine |
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... concept as, precisely, a limit. Matter, in its abstraction, is mechanism, passivity; it is what the spirit of man experiences, but does not produce. Without it no human knowledge and activity is possible; but mere matter produces ...
... concept as, precisely, a limit. Matter, in its abstraction, is mechanism, passivity; it is what the spirit of man experiences, but does not produce. Without it no human knowledge and activity is possible; but mere matter produces ...
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... concept, though admitting that they are specifically distinct. Let us, however, refrain for the moment from ... concepts in a third implies a difference between the two first. And here it is this difference that is of importance and we ...
... concept, though admitting that they are specifically distinct. Let us, however, refrain for the moment from ... concepts in a third implies a difference between the two first. And here it is this difference that is of importance and we ...
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... concept of productivity is already posited the distinction between passivity and activity, between sensation and intuition. Intuition and representation. Other psychologists are disposed to distinguish from sensation something which is ...
... concept of productivity is already posited the distinction between passivity and activity, between sensation and intuition. Intuition and representation. Other psychologists are disposed to distinguish from sensation something which is ...
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... concept, but as the concept of a concept. Thus man should attain to art, by objectifying, not his sensations, as happens with ordinary intuition, but intuition itself. But this process of raising to a second power does not exist; and ...
... concept, but as the concept of a concept. Thus man should attain to art, by objectifying, not his sensations, as happens with ordinary intuition, but intuition itself. But this process of raising to a second power does not exist; and ...
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... concept and the most complicated scientific and philosophical system. Artistic genius. Nor can we admit that the word genius or artistic genius, as distinct from the non-genius of the ordinary man, possesses more than a quantitative ...
... concept and the most complicated scientific and philosophical system. Artistic genius. Nor can we admit that the word genius or artistic genius, as distinct from the non-genius of the ordinary man, possesses more than a quantitative ...
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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