A Modern Book of Esthetics: An Anthology |
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We seem to have recognized intellectually the rightness of its forms without staying to fix our attention , and collect , as it were , their emotional significance . If this were so , it would be permissible to inquire whether it was ...
We seem to have recognized intellectually the rightness of its forms without staying to fix our attention , and collect , as it were , their emotional significance . If this were so , it would be permissible to inquire whether it was ...
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have achuman beings , from all its significance as a means , he has felt its significance as an end in itself ? . . But if an object considered as an end in itself moves us more profoundly ( i.e. , has greater significance ) than the ...
have achuman beings , from all its significance as a means , he has felt its significance as an end in itself ? . . But if an object considered as an end in itself moves us more profoundly ( i.e. , has greater significance ) than the ...
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For if the quality of the esthetic experience is by conception unique , then the words employed to describe it have no significance derived from or comparable to the qualities of other experiences ; their signification is hidden and ...
For if the quality of the esthetic experience is by conception unique , then the words employed to describe it have no significance derived from or comparable to the qualities of other experiences ; their signification is hidden and ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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