A Modern Book of Esthetics: An Anthology |
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created in Paris the day before yesterday or in Babylon fifty centuries ago ? The forms of art are inexhaustible ; but all lead by the same road of esthetic emotion to the same world of esthetic ecstasy . II The Metaphysical Hypothesis ...
created in Paris the day before yesterday or in Babylon fifty centuries ago ? The forms of art are inexhaustible ; but all lead by the same road of esthetic emotion to the same world of esthetic ecstasy . II The Metaphysical Hypothesis ...
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They created in form the semblance of the mathematical equations and physical formulę that had produced our new environment , seeking in this new sculpture to observe the physical laws of equipose or to evolve dynamic equivalents for ...
They created in form the semblance of the mathematical equations and physical formulę that had produced our new environment , seeking in this new sculpture to observe the physical laws of equipose or to evolve dynamic equivalents for ...
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By the means of speedy communication which it has created , and which should have raised the standard of life by spreading intelligence from town to country , and widely creating modest centers of freedom of thought and habits of ...
By the means of speedy communication which it has created , and which should have raised the standard of life by spreading intelligence from town to country , and widely creating modest centers of freedom of thought and habits of ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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