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... called , is , like colour , a subjective state - a feeling , a sensation in the mind - and nothing more ; for if it be more , how can we ever know anything about it ? We have only our senses as channels of information from things ...
... called , is , like colour , a subjective state - a feeling , a sensation in the mind - and nothing more ; for if it be more , how can we ever know anything about it ? We have only our senses as channels of information from things ...
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... called . Ink , for instance , absorbs all colours equally , and therefore we see nothing but black or darkness ; snow absorbs none , and therefore it presents us with all the colours as they fall upon it , and we see white ; an orange ...
... called . Ink , for instance , absorbs all colours equally , and therefore we see nothing but black or darkness ; snow absorbs none , and therefore it presents us with all the colours as they fall upon it , and we see white ; an orange ...
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... called graceful , the second ungraceful . Compare , for example , the sweeping curve of a rocket with the irregular shooting of forked lightning , and say which is pleasantest to the eye ; compare the ups and downs of the blades in a ...
... called graceful , the second ungraceful . Compare , for example , the sweeping curve of a rocket with the irregular shooting of forked lightning , and say which is pleasantest to the eye ; compare the ups and downs of the blades in a ...
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... admiration is capable of being called into existence by the presence of an object of beauty , in other words , by sensations which are not , and should not be termed , beautiful . To the solution 34 THE SCIENCE OF BEAUTY .
... admiration is capable of being called into existence by the presence of an object of beauty , in other words , by sensations which are not , and should not be termed , beautiful . To the solution 34 THE SCIENCE OF BEAUTY .
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... called the emo- tions , does not differ from the class called sensations in degree ; it differs in kind , the two classes being , in fact , radically diverse and intrinsically inconsistent . How , then , can an object , as a whole , be ...
... called the emo- tions , does not differ from the class called sensations in degree ; it differs in kind , the two classes being , in fact , radically diverse and intrinsically inconsistent . How , then , can an object , as a whole , be ...
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