Parallel Paths: A Study in Biology, Ethics, and Art — John Shaqi
Parallel Paths: A Study in Biology, Ethics, and ArtRolleston, T. W. (Thomas William)
Philosophy
Parallel Paths: A Study in Biology, Ethics, and Art
Rolleston, T. W. (Thomas William)
Art; Ethics; Science -- Philosophy
Outline of the Conclusions arrived at 233
PART III. ART
CHAPTER X
Art and Life
Tolstoy’s Account of the Nature of Art 236
Of the Standard of Art 241
Of the Purpose of Art 241
Criticism of his Conclusions 245
Art, Man’s expression of Life 246
Art and Beauty 251
Order and Change as Principles of Life and Art 253
Classification of the Arts 254
Examples of the Presentative Arts—(_a_) Architecture 256
(_b_) Ornament 259
(_c_) Music 261
The Representative Arts—(_a_) The Plastic Arts 265
(_b_) Dancing 270
The Evocative Art: Literature 271
The Union of Music and Poetry 272
Conclusion 273
APPENDIX A
_Sum ergo Cogito_ 275
APPENDIX B
Co-operation and Competition 279
APPENDIX C
Is Life worth Living? 282
APPENDIX D
St. Francis the Poet 285
APPENDIX E
Isabella and Claudio 288
Index 295
PARALLEL PATHS
PART I: BIOLOGY
CHAPTER I
THE ARGUMENT FROM DESIGN
“The wisdom of the divine rule is apparent not in the perfection
but in the improvement of the world.”—Lord Acton.
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