The Sense of Beauty: Being the Outlines of Aesthetic Theory

abstract abstract art aesthetic ęsthetic value appeal apperception appreciation artist associations attention beauty of form becomes ception character charm colour conceived consciousness constitute definite delight direction discrimination distinction effect emotion environment epithets in Homer essence Esthetic education evil existence experience expression external fact faculties fancy feel function give happiness human nature idea ideal imagination impressions indeterminate individual infinite instinct interest intrinsic judgments kind landscape less material meaning ment mind moral ness nomical object objectified observation organization ornament ourselves particular passion perceived perception perfection plateresque pleasure poet practical present principle reality relation retina rience Roman architecture romanticism satisfaction sensation sense of beauty sensuous sexual sion soul sound specific stars stellar distances stimulation sublime suggestion symmetry taste tendency terminate object theory thetic things thought tical tion tive transparent things trinsic truth ugly unity utility vague words Xenophon