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And as the evolution of knowledge proceeds by truer and more necessary knowledge dislodging and replacing what is mistaken and unnecessary , so the evolution of feeling proceeds through art - feelings less kind and less needful for the ...
And as the evolution of knowledge proceeds by truer and more necessary knowledge dislodging and replacing what is mistaken and unnecessary , so the evolution of feeling proceeds through art - feelings less kind and less needful for the ...
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If our appreciation were less general , it might be more real , and if we trained our imagination into exclusiveness , it might attain to character . The Differentia of Esthetic Pleasure : Its Objectification There is , however ...
If our appreciation were less general , it might be more real , and if we trained our imagination into exclusiveness , it might attain to character . The Differentia of Esthetic Pleasure : Its Objectification There is , however ...
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When you are reading a poem , I would ask - not analyzing it , and much less criticizing it , but allowing it , as it proceeds , to make its full impression on you through the exertion of your re - creating imagination - do you then ...
When you are reading a poem , I would ask - not analyzing it , and much less criticizing it , but allowing it , as it proceeds , to make its full impression on you through the exertion of your re - creating imagination - do you then ...
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Reality and Imagination | 3 |
Intuition | 89 |
Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
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