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It appears , then , that play , when it rises to conscious selfdeception , produces a strange and peculiar division of our consciousness . The child is wholly absorbed in his play , and yet under all the ebb and flow of thought and ...
It appears , then , that play , when it rises to conscious selfdeception , produces a strange and peculiar division of our consciousness . The child is wholly absorbed in his play , and yet under all the ebb and flow of thought and ...
Pagina 112
the various expedients to which the expressional impulse resorts in its endeavor to enhance and relieve an emotional state , the force of this craving for expression , on the other hand , nowhere appears with such convincing clearness ...
the various expedients to which the expressional impulse resorts in its endeavor to enhance and relieve an emotional state , the force of this craving for expression , on the other hand , nowhere appears with such convincing clearness ...
Pagina 117
But since pleasures are subjective and fleeting , and beauty appears to be stable and objective , he must explain how pleasures can assume the guise of beauty . His solution is to distinguish between individual pleasures , which are ...
But since pleasures are subjective and fleeting , and beauty appears to be stable and objective , he must explain how pleasures can assume the guise of beauty . His solution is to distinguish between individual pleasures , which are ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
ART AS THE EXPRESSION | 81 |
BEAUTY | 115 |
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