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CHAPTER II INTRODUCTORY NOTE One of the first persons to challenge the theory of the disinterestedness of art , as it finds expression , for example , in the play - theory of Schiller and Lipps , was FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE ( 1844-1900 ) .
CHAPTER II INTRODUCTORY NOTE One of the first persons to challenge the theory of the disinterestedness of art , as it finds expression , for example , in the play - theory of Schiller and Lipps , was FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE ( 1844-1900 ) .
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For example , we do not know what a musical theme is like until we have heard it entire ; building it up is one thing ; then , having got it , it is another thing to modulate , invert , and vary it . The same is true of a line .
For example , we do not know what a musical theme is like until we have heard it entire ; building it up is one thing ; then , having got it , it is another thing to modulate , invert , and vary it . The same is true of a line .
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Art is a special example . What we want is to draw out habits of esthetic apprehension . According to the metaphysical doctrine which I have been developing , to do so is to increase the depth of individuality .
Art is a special example . What we want is to draw out habits of esthetic apprehension . According to the metaphysical doctrine which I have been developing , to do so is to increase the depth of individuality .
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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