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Pagina 62
What the work expresses , according to them , is not the artist ' 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 .
What the work expresses , according to them , is not the artist ' 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 .
Pagina 119
True enough , ever since the seventeenth century , especially with Bacon and
Descartes , men began to feel an urge to command nature , but they were aware
that in order to command nature one must first obey it . With true Promethean
pride ...
True enough , ever since the seventeenth century , especially with Bacon and
Descartes , men began to feel an urge to command nature , but they were aware
that in order to command nature one must first obey it . With true Promethean
pride ...
Pagina 143
We may doubt it , for since beauty is a transcendental property of being , it would
seem impossible that a man endowed with normal powers of apperception would
feel no pleasure in perceiving objects specially designed to please .
We may doubt it , for since beauty is a transcendental property of being , it would
seem impossible that a man endowed with normal powers of apperception would
feel no pleasure in perceiving objects specially designed to please .
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