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These principles are, I think, very few; as few, indeed, as six: the principle of
organic unity, or unity in variety, as it has been called; the principle of the theme;
the principle of thematic variation; balance; the principle of hierarchy; and
evolution.
These principles are, I think, very few; as few, indeed, as six: the principle of
organic unity, or unity in variety, as it has been called; the principle of the theme;
the principle of thematic variation; balance; the principle of hierarchy; and
evolution.
Pagina 289
Working in collaboration with C. Ans- truther Thompson, she formulated a theory
of empathy independently of Lipps.2 The main feature of Lee's theory in its earlier
formulations was the great stress upon the importance of organic sensations ...
Working in collaboration with C. Ans- truther Thompson, she formulated a theory
of empathy independently of Lipps.2 The main feature of Lee's theory in its earlier
formulations was the great stress upon the importance of organic sensations ...
Pagina 404
Just as the microscope is useless unless the eye itself is keen, so all our
mechanical apparatus in the arts depends for its success upon the due cultivation
of the organic, physiological, and spiritual aptitudes that lie behind its use. The
machine ...
Just as the microscope is useless unless the eye itself is keen, so all our
mechanical apparatus in the arts depends for its success upon the due cultivation
of the organic, physiological, and spiritual aptitudes that lie behind its use. The
machine ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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