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Pagina xxxii
This attempt to resolve conflicts in theory seems to me peculiarly appropriate to esthetics , for art itself is the great reconciler of opposite poles which , in our practical life , ordinarily exclude each other .
This attempt to resolve conflicts in theory seems to me peculiarly appropriate to esthetics , for art itself is the great reconciler of opposite poles which , in our practical life , ordinarily exclude each other .
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But also the knowledge that the natural object possesses the imputed characters - which is esthetically indifferent - may even mar the esthetical effect , for when we learn that a man is really as fine a character as he looks ...
But also the knowledge that the natural object possesses the imputed characters - which is esthetically indifferent - may even mar the esthetical effect , for when we learn that a man is really as fine a character as he looks ...
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This objectivity of a work of art and accordingly of the esthetic judgment of it was , you recall , the first of three consequences we were going to trace resulting from the organistic definition and standards of esthetic value .
This objectivity of a work of art and accordingly of the esthetic judgment of it was , you recall , the first of three consequences we were going to trace resulting from the organistic definition and standards of esthetic value .
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