Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1953 - 503 pagine |
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... ÆSTHETIC CONCEPTS Pseudo - æsthetic concepts , and the Esthetic of the sympathetic - Criti- cism of the theory of the ugly in art and of the overcoming of it -Pseudo - æsthetic concepts belong to Psychology - Impossibility of rigorous ...
... ÆSTHETIC CONCEPTS Pseudo - æsthetic concepts , and the Esthetic of the sympathetic - Criti- cism of the theory of the ugly in art and of the overcoming of it -Pseudo - æsthetic concepts belong to Psychology - Impossibility of rigorous ...
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... æsthetic expression ? latter and Optics ? -and the like . passage from the physical fact to the æsthetic , how could there be from the æsthetic to particular groups of physical facts , such as the phenomena of Optics or of Acoustics ...
... æsthetic expression ? latter and Optics ? -and the like . passage from the physical fact to the æsthetic , how could there be from the æsthetic to particular groups of physical facts , such as the phenomena of Optics or of Acoustics ...
Pagina 141
... æsthetic fact is also a practical fact , and as such , occasions pleasure and pain . This led us to study the feelings of value in general , and those of æsthetic value or of the beautiful in particular ( X. ) , to criticize æsthetic ...
... æsthetic fact is also a practical fact , and as such , occasions pleasure and pain . This led us to study the feelings of value in general , and those of æsthetic value or of the beautiful in particular ( X. ) , to criticize æsthetic ...
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