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... and of nomenclature has accordingly adopted a more learned word , Esthetics
, that is , the theory of perception or of ... seems to be too broad and to include
within its sphere all pleasures and pains , if not all perceptions whatsoever .
... and of nomenclature has accordingly adopted a more learned word , Esthetics
, that is , the theory of perception or of ... seems to be too broad and to include
within its sphere all pleasures and pains , if not all perceptions whatsoever .
Pagina 520
It requires the two in contact to produce the perception and realize the quality . It
is true that the spectator can , once he has perceived the picture , bring up the
memory of it , but we shall not here concern ourselves with this phase of the
matter ...
It requires the two in contact to produce the perception and realize the quality . It
is true that the spectator can , once he has perceived the picture , bring up the
memory of it , but we shall not here concern ourselves with this phase of the
matter ...
Pagina 521
ceptions and of the ideal of the fully realized and funded perception at the end of
the series lies in the actual continuity of the physical work of art . It lies in this and
in the continuity of each spectator and in the considerable degree of uniformity ...
ceptions and of the ideal of the fully realized and funded perception at the end of
the series lies in the actual continuity of the physical work of art . It lies in this and
in the continuity of each spectator and in the considerable degree of uniformity ...
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Reality and Imagination | 3 |
Design | 44 |
Having an Experience From Art as | 62 |
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