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Pagina 62
... s feeling , but a certain general feeling , or even feeling in general , feeling qua
feeling , which ends in being the feeling of life . Let us try to do justice to this
particular position . In what sense , or in what way , can a work of art express any
...
... s feeling , but a certain general feeling , or even feeling in general , feeling qua
feeling , which ends in being the feeling of life . Let us try to do justice to this
particular position . In what sense , or in what way , can a work of art express any
...
Pagina 63
This third sense is a transposition of the second one , which is the proper sense
of the verb . To express oneself is always the act of someone making his thought
known by communicating it through the channel of language . An object never ...
This third sense is a transposition of the second one , which is the proper sense
of the verb . To express oneself is always the act of someone making his thought
known by communicating it through the channel of language . An object never ...
Pagina 181
Let us recall that sense knowledge is the very substance of esthetic experience .
Kant rightly said that the beautiful is what pleases without concept , for indeed our
cognition of the beautiful is our very sense apprehension of it . To those who ...
Let us recall that sense knowledge is the very substance of esthetic experience .
Kant rightly said that the beautiful is what pleases without concept , for indeed our
cognition of the beautiful is our very sense apprehension of it . To those who ...
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