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Generally , of course , they are the conditions which give our senses the most pleasure , and by that we mean the conditions which give pleasure , not only to one sense at a time , but also to two or more senses working together ...
Generally , of course , they are the conditions which give our senses the most pleasure , and by that we mean the conditions which give pleasure , not only to one sense at a time , but also to two or more senses working together ...
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The clay , again , is delightful , I take it , to handle , to those who have a talent for it ; but it is delightful of course in quite different manipulations from those of the wroughtiron . I suppose its facility of surface , how it ...
The clay , again , is delightful , I take it , to handle , to those who have a talent for it ; but it is delightful of course in quite different manipulations from those of the wroughtiron . I suppose its facility of surface , how it ...
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But , of course , the painter must really succeed , the frame alone cannot isolate that bit of experience . If his painting is nothing but a colored photograph which makes us ask , what the name of that shore is , whether there is good ...
But , of course , the painter must really succeed , the frame alone cannot isolate that bit of experience . If his painting is nothing but a colored photograph which makes us ask , what the name of that shore is , whether there is good ...
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Reality and Imagination | 3 |
Intuition | 89 |
Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
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