What is Art?W. Scott, 1899 - 237 strani |
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... truths of the spirit . The Truth and beauty , according to Hegel , are one and the same thing ; the difference being only that truth is the Idea itself as it exists in itself , and is thinkable . Idea , manifested externally , becomes ...
... truths of the spirit . The Truth and beauty , according to Hegel , are one and the same thing ; the difference being only that truth is the Idea itself as it exists in itself , and is thinkable . Idea , manifested externally , becomes ...
Stran 59
... truth of tradition . But doubt as to the truth of tradition is fatal not only to popery and Catholicism , but also to the whole Church creed with all its dogmas : the divinity of Christ , the resurrection , and the Trinity ; and it ...
... truth of tradition . But doubt as to the truth of tradition is fatal not only to popery and Catholicism , but also to the whole Church creed with all its dogmas : the divinity of Christ , the resurrection , and the Trinity ; and it ...
Stran 65
... Truth , according to which it appears that the very best that can be done by the art of nations after 1900 years of Christian teaching , is to choose as the ideal of their life the ideal that was held by a small , semi - savage , slave ...
... Truth , according to which it appears that the very best that can be done by the art of nations after 1900 years of Christian teaching , is to choose as the ideal of their life the ideal that was held by a small , semi - savage , slave ...
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