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Pagina xxxvi
It is safest to heed what both the connoisseurs and the generality believe since each group has certain virtues and limitations . The cultivated too often lack any deep foundation in the common life , and consequently their judgments ...
It is safest to heed what both the connoisseurs and the generality believe since each group has certain virtues and limitations . The cultivated too often lack any deep foundation in the common life , and consequently their judgments ...
Pagina 437
But this emphasis on what is different and specific will become empty , if we fail to determine beforehand the common background which affirms itself in all these works , in such various ways , indeed , that at times they are even at ...
But this emphasis on what is different and specific will become empty , if we fail to determine beforehand the common background which affirms itself in all these works , in such various ways , indeed , that at times they are even at ...
Pagina 506
To deny that these are works of art or objects of beauty would be regarded by most men as contrary to common sense . As objects and experiences commonly denoted as beautiful or esthetic these may be taken as the common ostensive ...
To deny that these are works of art or objects of beauty would be regarded by most men as contrary to common sense . As objects and experiences commonly denoted as beautiful or esthetic these may be taken as the common ostensive ...
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