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... feels going on within him , but of whose nature he is ignorant . While in this state , all he can say about his emotion is : " I feel . . . . I don't know what I feel . " From this helpless and oppressed condition he extricates himself ...
... feels going on within him , but of whose nature he is ignorant . While in this state , all he can say about his emotion is : " I feel . . . . I don't know what I feel . " From this helpless and oppressed condition he extricates himself ...
Page 540
Alburey Castell. It may be enough that the artist in composing may feel an emotion of kind X , and the observer on seeing it may feel another emotion of kind X. This probably occurs often enough . But suppose it does ; is this sufficient ...
Alburey Castell. It may be enough that the artist in composing may feel an emotion of kind X , and the observer on seeing it may feel another emotion of kind X. This probably occurs often enough . But suppose it does ; is this sufficient ...
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... feel an emotion of the same kind as the artist once felt ; but in many cases this is not so at all . Even when we do feel emotions in response to works of art ( and most of the time what we experience should not , I think , be called ...
... feel an emotion of the same kind as the artist once felt ; but in many cases this is not so at all . Even when we do feel emotions in response to works of art ( and most of the time what we experience should not , I think , be called ...
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AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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