The Art of Literary CriticismD. Appleton-Century Company, incorporated, 1941 - 689 sivua |
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... definition , all the aesthetic definitions of beauty lead to two fundamental con- ceptions . The first is that beauty is something having an inde- pendent existence ( existing in itself ) , that it is one of the mani- festations of the ...
... definition , all the aesthetic definitions of beauty lead to two fundamental con- ceptions . The first is that beauty is something having an inde- pendent existence ( existing in itself ) , that it is one of the mani- festations of the ...
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... definition of beauty prevailed , yet the nearer we get to our own times the more does an experimental definition ( re- cently assuming a physiological form ) come to the front , so that at last we even meet with æstheticians such as ...
... definition of beauty prevailed , yet the nearer we get to our own times the more does an experimental definition ( re- cently assuming a physiological form ) come to the front , so that at last we even meet with æstheticians such as ...
Sivu 629
... definitions to the metaphysical definitions which depended on the conception of beauty , they are yet far from exact . The first , the physiological- evolutionary definition ( 1 ) a , is inexact , because instead of speak- ing about the ...
... definitions to the metaphysical definitions which depended on the conception of beauty , they are yet far from exact . The first , the physiological- evolutionary definition ( 1 ) a , is inexact , because instead of speak- ing about the ...
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