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Page 88
... practice . Thus , the judgments of critics tend to be informal and variable ; because of the logical properties of their appreciative judgments and the conventional na- ture of the norms that support their findings , it could not be ...
... practice . Thus , the judgments of critics tend to be informal and variable ; because of the logical properties of their appreciative judgments and the conventional na- ture of the norms that support their findings , it could not be ...
Page 89
... practice even when the problem is confined within his- torical limits , even though the elimination of such al- ternatives is often claimed to be an advantage of his- torical criticism . Furthermore , plausible interpretations that are ...
... practice even when the problem is confined within his- torical limits , even though the elimination of such al- ternatives is often claimed to be an advantage of his- torical criticism . Furthermore , plausible interpretations that are ...
Page 120
... practices of the artists of various societies . In practice , the aesthetic philosophers mainly study each other . Part- ly for this reason , a role in aesthetic education has been opening up for the sociologists and psychologists of ...
... practices of the artists of various societies . In practice , the aesthetic philosophers mainly study each other . Part- ly for this reason , a role in aesthetic education has been opening up for the sociologists and psychologists of ...
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