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SUBJECTIVITY OF ESTHETIC EXPERIENCE A second corollary concerning
esthetics is the radical subjectivity of esthetic experience. Nothing is more
objective than beauty itself; it is just as objective as truth, since it is a
transcendental mode ...
SUBJECTIVITY OF ESTHETIC EXPERIENCE A second corollary concerning
esthetics is the radical subjectivity of esthetic experience. Nothing is more
objective than beauty itself; it is just as objective as truth, since it is a
transcendental mode ...
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Such judgments constitute a definite class; they are comparable within that class,
but since each of them answers a particular experience, they cannot be
universalized. ESTHETIC EXPERIENCE On the part of the subject, the most
general ...
Such judgments constitute a definite class; they are comparable within that class,
but since each of them answers a particular experience, they cannot be
universalized. ESTHETIC EXPERIENCE On the part of the subject, the most
general ...
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Some men communicate with transcendental being only through the channel of
esthetic experience, wherein being qua being is perceived under the form of
sensible beauty. Let us recall that sense knowledge is the very substance of
esthetic ...
Some men communicate with transcendental being only through the channel of
esthetic experience, wherein being qua being is perceived under the form of
sensible beauty. Let us recall that sense knowledge is the very substance of
esthetic ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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