Aesthetic as Science of Expression and General LinguisticNoonday Press, 1953 - 503 pagine |
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Pagina 371
... pleasing nor displeasing : music shows that the judge- ment of beauty or ugliness always depends on the relation between two notes at least . Now these relations , i.e. forms universally pleasing , cannot be empirically collected by ...
... pleasing nor displeasing : music shows that the judge- ment of beauty or ugliness always depends on the relation between two notes at least . Now these relations , i.e. forms universally pleasing , cannot be empirically collected by ...
Pagina 377
... pleasing , but so is smallness ; unity is pleasing , but so is variety ; regularity is pleasing , but so , confound it , is irregularity : uncertainties and contradictions at every step ; he was aware of them and made no effort to ...
... pleasing , but so is smallness ; unity is pleasing , but so is variety ; regularity is pleasing , but so , confound it , is irregularity : uncertainties and contradictions at every step ; he was aware of them and made no effort to ...
Pagina 396
... pleasing in general : secondly , in a narrow sense , a higher pleasure , but still sensuous : thirdly , in the narrowest sense , true beauty , which " not only pleases , but has the right of pleasing , possesses value in pleasing " ; in ...
... pleasing in general : secondly , in a narrow sense , a higher pleasure , but still sensuous : thirdly , in the narrowest sense , true beauty , which " not only pleases , but has the right of pleasing , possesses value in pleasing " ; in ...
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