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Yet at the moment of appreciation , all such knowledge becomes focused in the work of art , gathered and contained there like rays in a prism , and does not divert us from it . The ancient law of organic unity is the master principle of ...
Yet at the moment of appreciation , all such knowledge becomes focused in the work of art , gathered and contained there like rays in a prism , and does not divert us from it . The ancient law of organic unity is the master principle of ...
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In their interplay they afford one of the most extensive explanations for varieties of esthetic experience , since loss of Distance , whether due to the one or the other , means loss of esthetic appreciation . In short , Distance may be ...
In their interplay they afford one of the most extensive explanations for varieties of esthetic experience , since loss of Distance , whether due to the one or the other , means loss of esthetic appreciation . In short , Distance may be ...
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Emphasize the latter , and appreciation is of the classic type . This type . fits conditions where ... Any work of art that persistently retains its power to generate enjoyed perception or appreciation becomes in time classic .
Emphasize the latter , and appreciation is of the classic type . This type . fits conditions where ... Any work of art that persistently retains its power to generate enjoyed perception or appreciation becomes in time classic .
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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