Basic Problems of Philosophy: Selected ReadingsDaniel J. Bronstein, Yervant Hovhannes Krikorian, Philip Paul Wiener |
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... AESTHETIC To EXPERIENCE INTRODUCTION THE realm of art and aesthetic experience one hesitates to bring critical reflection . Before art's products of beauty one stands in rapture ; the word that expresses one's feeling in such a state is ...
... AESTHETIC To EXPERIENCE INTRODUCTION THE realm of art and aesthetic experience one hesitates to bring critical reflection . Before art's products of beauty one stands in rapture ; the word that expresses one's feeling in such a state is ...
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... aesthetic experience that will be con- sidered is the older and more metaphysical one . According to this theory the aesthetic experience is a species of knowledge . Some- times the claim is that the aesthetic experience is insight into ...
... aesthetic experience that will be con- sidered is the older and more metaphysical one . According to this theory the aesthetic experience is a species of knowledge . Some- times the claim is that the aesthetic experience is insight into ...
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... aesthetic feelings in order to obtain our criterion of taste . This criterion will be natural , personal , autonomous ; a circumstance that will give it authority over ... aesthetic ingredient be- 482 THEORIES OF ART AND AESTHETIC EXPERIENCE.
... aesthetic feelings in order to obtain our criterion of taste . This criterion will be natural , personal , autonomous ; a circumstance that will give it authority over ... aesthetic ingredient be- 482 THEORIES OF ART AND AESTHETIC EXPERIENCE.
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