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The significance in question , it would appear , consists of the expression of the artist's emotion , but the only emotion that Bell considers legitimate in art - the peculiarly “ esthetic ” emotion - is aroused by the vision of ...
The significance in question , it would appear , consists of the expression of the artist's emotion , but the only emotion that Bell considers legitimate in art - the peculiarly “ esthetic ” emotion - is aroused by the vision of ...
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But at moments I do appreciate music as pure musical form , as sounds combined according to the laws of a mysterious necessity , as pure art with a tremendous significance of its own and no relation whatever to the significance of life ...
But at moments I do appreciate music as pure musical form , as sounds combined according to the laws of a mysterious necessity , as pure art with a tremendous significance of its own and no relation whatever to the significance of life ...
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human beings , from all its significance as a means , he has felt its significance as an end in itself ? . . • But if an object considered as an end in itself moves us more profoundly ( i.e. , has greater significance ) than the same ...
human beings , from all its significance as a means , he has felt its significance as an end in itself ? . . • But if an object considered as an end in itself moves us more profoundly ( i.e. , has greater significance ) than the same ...
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