Ęsthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticMacmillan and Company, limited, 1929 - 503 pagine |
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Pagina 76
... pleasure of art and that of easy digestion , between the pleasure of a good action and that of breathing the fresh air with wide - expanded lungs . But if the activity of feeling in the sense here defined must not be substituted for all ...
... pleasure of art and that of easy digestion , between the pleasure of a good action and that of breathing the fresh air with wide - expanded lungs . But if the activity of feeling in the sense here defined must not be substituted for all ...
Pagina 80
... pleasure is felt , and others , perhaps even failures , which give him the greatest pleasure , we must recommend him to concentrate his attention in the ęsthetic fact , upon that which is truly ęsthetic pleasure . Esthetic pleasure is ...
... pleasure is felt , and others , perhaps even failures , which give him the greatest pleasure , we must recommend him to concentrate his attention in the ęsthetic fact , upon that which is truly ęsthetic pleasure . Esthetic pleasure is ...
Pagina 258
... pleasure , and " pleasure by moving the passions , then in order to give a perfect and enduring pleasure it ought to rouse such passions only as it is well to excite , not those inimical to goodness . " 1 It is difficult to string ...
... pleasure , and " pleasure by moving the passions , then in order to give a perfect and enduring pleasure it ought to rouse such passions only as it is well to excite , not those inimical to goodness . " 1 It is difficult to string ...
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