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Pagina 369
He begins the present article by defining the nature of the " esthetic object . " It consists of the " sensuous appearance , " not the bare physical object , but the image as remodeled by imagination and charged with vital meaning .
He begins the present article by defining the nature of the " esthetic object . " It consists of the " sensuous appearance , " not the bare physical object , but the image as remodeled by imagination and charged with vital meaning .
Pagina 374
What I shall say applies to empathic projection into definite sorts of objects , especially into the movements ... In this experience the esthetic object is always sensuous , that is , sensuously perceived or imagined , and it is only ...
What I shall say applies to empathic projection into definite sorts of objects , especially into the movements ... In this experience the esthetic object is always sensuous , that is , sensuously perceived or imagined , and it is only ...
Pagina 375
Rather , the cause of esthetic enjoyment is myself , or the ego ; exactly the same ego that feels joyous or pleased " in view " of the object or " opposite " it . This means first of all that I may not only feel joyful or pleased ...
Rather , the cause of esthetic enjoyment is myself , or the ego ; exactly the same ego that feels joyous or pleased " in view " of the object or " opposite " it . This means first of all that I may not only feel joyful or pleased ...
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