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The typical perception usually referred to in such cases is that of sight , and
because any perception of the beautiful is desirable inasmuch as it is
accompanied with pleasure , the Scholastics defined the beautiful as being “
what is pleasing to ...
The typical perception usually referred to in such cases is that of sight , and
because any perception of the beautiful is desirable inasmuch as it is
accompanied with pleasure , the Scholastics defined the beautiful as being “
what is pleasing to ...
Pagina 24
pleasures , let us take the emotion which suddenly seized upon Malebranche
when he happened to find Descartes ' book ... He leafed through it , bought it , “
and read it with so much pleasure that he was forced at times to interrupt his
reading ...
pleasures , let us take the emotion which suddenly seized upon Malebranche
when he happened to find Descartes ' book ... He leafed through it , bought it , “
and read it with so much pleasure that he was forced at times to interrupt his
reading ...
Pagina 47
We wonder how it is that what is to others a source of delight gives us little or no
pleasure at all , and it then dawns upon us that a whole class of sensible qualities
, or part of it , leaves us affectively unresponsive . Discussions on the proper ...
We wonder how it is that what is to others a source of delight gives us little or no
pleasure at all , and it then dawns upon us that a whole class of sensible qualities
, or part of it , leaves us affectively unresponsive . Discussions on the proper ...
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