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thing is a great abstraction from the mass of perceptions and reactions which that
thing produces; the esthetic idea is less abstract, since it retains the emotional
reaction, the pleasure of the perception, as an integral part of the conceived thing
.
thing is a great abstraction from the mass of perceptions and reactions which that
thing produces; the esthetic idea is less abstract, since it retains the emotional
reaction, the pleasure of the perception, as an integral part of the conceived thing
.
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The passage from sensation to perception is gradual, and the path may be
sometimes retraced: so it is with beauty and the pleasures of sensation. There is
no sharp line between them, but it depends upon the degree of objectivity my
feeling ...
The passage from sensation to perception is gradual, and the path may be
sometimes retraced: so it is with beauty and the pleasures of sensation. There is
no sharp line between them, but it depends upon the degree of objectivity my
feeling ...
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An Anthology Melvin Miller Rader. and say that a thing belongs to the sphere of
use when perception of its meaning is incidental to something else; and that a
thing belongs to fine art when its other uses are subordinate to its use in
perception.
An Anthology Melvin Miller Rader. and say that a thing belongs to the sphere of
use when perception of its meaning is incidental to something else; and that a
thing belongs to fine art when its other uses are subordinate to its use in
perception.
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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