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praiseworthy or blameworthy; but this image, as image, is.neiibfir morally prais'
eworthy nor blameworthy. Not only is there no penal code that can condemn an
image to prison or to death, but no moral judgment, uttered by a rational person, ...
praiseworthy or blameworthy; but this image, as image, is.neiibfir morally prais'
eworthy nor blameworthy. Not only is there no penal code that can condemn an
image to prison or to death, but no moral judgment, uttered by a rational person, ...
Pagina 179
Esthetic and moral judgments are accordingly to be classed together~in
contrasTTb judgments intellectual; they are both judgments of value, while
intellectual judgments are judgments of fact. If the latter have any value. it is only
derivative, ...
Esthetic and moral judgments are accordingly to be classed together~in
contrasTTb judgments intellectual; they are both judgments of value, while
intellectual judgments are judgments of fact. If the latter have any value. it is only
derivative, ...
Pagina 180
The jvalues,_thenj_with which we here deal_are positive^ they were negative in
the sphere of morality. The uglyis hardly an ... And, correspondingly, the pleasant
is never, as we have seen, the object of a truly moral injunction. Work and PIay ...
The jvalues,_thenj_with which we here deal_are positive^ they were negative in
the sphere of morality. The uglyis hardly an ... And, correspondingly, the pleasant
is never, as we have seen, the object of a truly moral injunction. Work and PIay ...
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THE MEANING OF ART | 3 |
THE CREATIVE PROCESS | 23 |
EXPRESSION OF EMOTION | 50 |
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