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excluded spontaneous expressions of emotion , such as yawning , swearing , laughing , or weeping ; whereas Tolstoy , seeking a more accurate differentia of art , excludes the immediate exhibition of feeling , and includes only the ...
excluded spontaneous expressions of emotion , such as yawning , swearing , laughing , or weeping ; whereas Tolstoy , seeking a more accurate differentia of art , excludes the immediate exhibition of feeling , and includes only the ...
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All sensitive people agree that there is a peculiar emotion provoked by works of art . ... But all these emotions are recognizably the same in kind ; so far , at any rate , the best opinion is on my side . That there is a particular ...
All sensitive people agree that there is a peculiar emotion provoked by works of art . ... But all these emotions are recognizably the same in kind ; so far , at any rate , the best opinion is on my side . That there is a particular ...
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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 It seems to me possible , though by no means certain , that created form moves ...
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 It seems to me possible , though by no means certain , that created form moves ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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