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The enjoyment here , too , does not depend at all upon the result . To be sure , the victor has more joy in the play than his defeated opponent . But even the latter enjoys the game . Otherwise weaker boys would never enter a fighting ...
The enjoyment here , too , does not depend at all upon the result . To be sure , the victor has more joy in the play than his defeated opponent . But even the latter enjoys the game . Otherwise weaker boys would never enter a fighting ...
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But to a still greater degree it may be ! a result of the healthful influence exercised by the contemplation of objective reality in the finished work of art . Such an influence is unmistakable in the most illustrious instance of ...
But to a still greater degree it may be ! a result of the healthful influence exercised by the contemplation of objective reality in the finished work of art . Such an influence is unmistakable in the most illustrious instance of ...
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It was partly the result of the esthetic errors of Protestantism and partly the result of scientific materialism , and partly the result of the abstractions of political economy . An illustration of my point is to be found in Macaulay's ...
It was partly the result of the esthetic errors of Protestantism and partly the result of scientific materialism , and partly the result of the abstractions of political economy . An illustration of my point is to be found in Macaulay's ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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