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Page 150
... aesthetic value Pleasures of the senses Design. cal approach to one , it is not enough to create or enjoy works of art . It is necessary also to try to understand , ex- plain , and perhaps evaluate them . Aesthetic evaluation , however ...
... aesthetic value Pleasures of the senses Design. cal approach to one , it is not enough to create or enjoy works of art . It is necessary also to try to understand , ex- plain , and perhaps evaluate them . Aesthetic evaluation , however ...
Page 151
... aesthetic theory will find it- self concerned . Not all aesthetic subject matter is psy- chological , but a large proportion of it is - obviously all that has to do with aesthetic appreciation . There is no more direct way of initiating ...
... aesthetic theory will find it- self concerned . Not all aesthetic subject matter is psy- chological , but a large proportion of it is - obviously all that has to do with aesthetic appreciation . There is no more direct way of initiating ...
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... aesthetic values . He accepted the naturalistic view that aesthetic value is to be found in pleasure . But most pleasures are clearly subjective and do not yield to molding by the concepts of the Under- standing . Accordingly , the ...
... aesthetic values . He accepted the naturalistic view that aesthetic value is to be found in pleasure . But most pleasures are clearly subjective and do not yield to molding by the concepts of the Under- standing . Accordingly , the ...
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