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This significance , because it gives the organism an appetitive interest in external reality , enables the organism to deal with it more resolutely , whether in the world of reality or of phantasy . The primitive who would lose interest ...
This significance , because it gives the organism an appetitive interest in external reality , enables the organism to deal with it more resolutely , whether in the world of reality or of phantasy . The primitive who would lose interest ...
Pagina 166
A crowd of visitors steered through a picture - gallery , by a guide , with attention called here and there to some high point , does not perceive ; only by accident is there even interest in seeing a picture for the sake of subject ...
A crowd of visitors steered through a picture - gallery , by a guide , with attention called here and there to some high point , does not perceive ; only by accident is there even interest in seeing a picture for the sake of subject ...
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Professor R. B. Perry once defined " value " as " object of interest . " 2 Without necessarily accepting this as a final definition of value , I take it to be a fair account of what we ordinarily mean . The much used word " value ” is ...
Professor R. B. Perry once defined " value " as " object of interest . " 2 Without necessarily accepting this as a final definition of value , I take it to be a fair account of what we ordinarily mean . The much used word " value ” is ...
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THE MEANING OF ART | 1 |
THE CREATIVE PROCESS | 23 |
EXPRESSION OF EMOTION | 50 |
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