Every Man an Artist: Readings in the Traditional Philosophy of ArtThis striking title proposes a striking idea: To be fully human means to have an inclination toward art. Pointing the way to art as a primary means through which we enter into a relationship with the spiritual nature of reality, this anthology by many of the most prominent philosophers and artists of our time reconnects us to the fundamental truths which give value to our thoughts and actions, as well as to art. |
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PLATO 2 ARISTOTLE 3 PLOTINUS | 3 |
THE HOLY BIBLE 5 CORPUS HERMETICUM | 4 |
DIONYSIUS THE AREOPAGITE 7 ERIUGENA | 6 |
ST JOHN OF DAMASCUS 9 ST THEODORE THE STUDITE | 8 |
ST THOMAS AQUINAS 11 ST BONAVENTURE | 10 |
RENÉ GUÉNON Initiation and the Crafts 17 222 | 13 |
ANANDA K COOMARASWAMY | 27 |
ANANDA K COOMARASWAMY | 56 |
DAVID JONES Art and Sacrament | 141 |
KATHLEEN RAINE The Vertical Dimension | 170 |
WENDELL BERRY Two Economies | 186 |
CECIL COLLINS Why does Art today lack inspiration? | 203 |
BERNARD LEACH Integration | 208 |
MICHAEL CARDEW On Pottery and Potting | 213 |
EDWARD JOHNSTON Formal Penmanship Defined by the Thing | 216 |
SIR JOHN TAVENER Towards the Musica Perennis | 222 |
FRITHJOF SCHUON Principles and Criteria of Art | 83 |
JOHN HOWARD BENSON and ARTHUR GRAHAM CAREY | 108 |
ERIC GILL The Four Causes | 112 |
ERIC GILL Of Beauty | 115 |
TITUS BURCKHARDT | 122 |
REVERBERATIONS | 139 |
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