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Pagina 62
In regard to all esthetic values I now avail myself of this fundamental distinction : in every individual case I ask myself has hunger or has superabundance been creative here ? At first another distinction might perhaps seem preferable ...
In regard to all esthetic values I now avail myself of this fundamental distinction : in every individual case I ask myself has hunger or has superabundance been creative here ? At first another distinction might perhaps seem preferable ...
Pagina 129
Now if no pleasure of impression can be cut away from the rest and held to be non - esthetic , then it is apparent that the distinction between non - esthetic pleasures and esthetic pleasures cannot arise by difference between pleasures ...
Now if no pleasure of impression can be cut away from the rest and held to be non - esthetic , then it is apparent that the distinction between non - esthetic pleasures and esthetic pleasures cannot arise by difference between pleasures ...
Pagina 463
The distinction has a rough practical value , but cannot be pressed too far . For in production of a painting or a poem , as well as in making a vase or a temple , a perception is also employed as means for something beyond itself .
The distinction has a rough practical value , but cannot be pressed too far . For in production of a painting or a poem , as well as in making a vase or a temple , a perception is also employed as means for something beyond itself .
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
ART AS THE EXPRESSION | 81 |
BEAUTY | 115 |
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