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Thus when Kant declared that beauty was so judged because it set the un- derstanding at work in harmony with the imagination , he spoke truly , but ac- cording to his fashion in subjective terms , and so far inadequately .
Thus when Kant declared that beauty was so judged because it set the un- derstanding at work in harmony with the imagination , he spoke truly , but ac- cording to his fashion in subjective terms , and so far inadequately .
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While a young professor of philosophy at Harvard , he wrote his first book , The Sense of Beauty ( 1896 ) , in which , like Maritain , he defines beauty in terms of pleasure and conceives art as the making of beautiful things .
While a young professor of philosophy at Harvard , he wrote his first book , The Sense of Beauty ( 1896 ) , in which , like Maritain , he defines beauty in terms of pleasure and conceives art as the making of beautiful things .
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JACQUES MARITAIN Beauty and Imitation Editor's Note : To assist the reader in understanding Maritain's discussion , I am prefacing it by the following selections from St. Thomas Aquinas ( The " Summa Theologica " ) : SI Beauty and ...
JACQUES MARITAIN Beauty and Imitation Editor's Note : To assist the reader in understanding Maritain's discussion , I am prefacing it by the following selections from St. Thomas Aquinas ( The " Summa Theologica " ) : SI Beauty and ...
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