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A faculty marvellous indeed and most valuable to possess ; but we , who do not
possess it , have no means of establishing its existence . Intellectual intuition has
sometimes been considered Mystical to be the true ęsthetic activity . At others a ...
A faculty marvellous indeed and most valuable to possess ; but we , who do not
possess it , have no means of establishing its existence . Intellectual intuition has
sometimes been considered Mystical to be the true ęsthetic activity . At others a ...
Pagina 70
The words recorded , and others of the same sort , may therefore sometimes
indicate the successful expression , and the various forms of the failures . But
they do this in the most inconstant and capricious manner , so much so that the
same ...
The words recorded , and others of the same sort , may therefore sometimes
indicate the successful expression , and the various forms of the failures . But
they do this in the most inconstant and capricious manner , so much so that the
same ...
Pagina 197
1 In the writings of this period imagination was often Tendency to identified with
wit , wit with taste , taste with feeling , unite these and feeling with first
apprehensions or imagination ; we have already noted that taste is sometimes
critical and ...
1 In the writings of this period imagination was often Tendency to identified with
wit , wit with taste , taste with feeling , unite these and feeling with first
apprehensions or imagination ; we have already noted that taste is sometimes
critical and ...
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