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But those particular notes have become associated with many other things in our minds , so that when they are played we no longer can fix our minds on the form , we are instantly invaded by the associated feelings of loyalty , devotion ...
But those particular notes have become associated with many other things in our minds , so that when they are played we no longer can fix our minds on the form , we are instantly invaded by the associated feelings of loyalty , devotion ...
Pagina 281
But it will be said ) if each of the lines which depict a given object has its particular formal value , the resulting emotion depends on the particular shape of the object and not on the artist . That is true , to a certain extent .
But it will be said ) if each of the lines which depict a given object has its particular formal value , the resulting emotion depends on the particular shape of the object and not on the artist . That is true , to a certain extent .
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But it is far more than the idea merely of that lifting or raising which we are doing at this particular present moment and in connection with this particular mountain . That present and particular raising and lifting is merely the ...
But it is far more than the idea merely of that lifting or raising which we are doing at this particular present moment and in connection with this particular mountain . That present and particular raising and lifting is merely the ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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