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Santayana recognizes three kinds of beauty : the sensuous beauty of the physical stuff ; the formal beauty of the design ... 2 Santayana points out that there is another kind of sublimity : “ If we may call the liberation of the self by ...
Santayana recognizes three kinds of beauty : the sensuous beauty of the physical stuff ; the formal beauty of the design ... 2 Santayana points out that there is another kind of sublimity : “ If we may call the liberation of the self by ...
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The perception of the beautiful is related to knowledge , but by way of addition , “ as its bloom is an addition to youth ” ; it is not so much a kind of knowledge as a kind of delight . The beautiful is essentially delightful .
The perception of the beautiful is related to knowledge , but by way of addition , “ as its bloom is an addition to youth ” ; it is not so much a kind of knowledge as a kind of delight . The beautiful is essentially delightful .
Pagina 246
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 kind of emotion provoked by works of visual art , and that this emotion is provoked by every ...
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 kind of emotion provoked by works of visual art , and that this emotion is provoked by every ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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