The science of beautyTrubner, 1881 |
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... means follows that because we like a sensa- tion it is therefore stronger than one we do not like . It by no means follows that because children like sugar more than salt they therefore receive a stronger sensation from it . In fact ...
... means follows that because we like a sensa- tion it is therefore stronger than one we do not like . It by no means follows that because children like sugar more than salt they therefore receive a stronger sensation from it . In fact ...
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... means essential to the purpose in hand to have such metaphysical points decided . We therefore proceed to investigate the subjective basis of beauty . Besides colour , another sensation which precedes every recognition of beauty is ...
... means essential to the purpose in hand to have such metaphysical points decided . We therefore proceed to investigate the subjective basis of beauty . Besides colour , another sensation which precedes every recognition of beauty is ...
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... means of vibrating waves of luminiferous ether , set up by the objects themselves . Now , these vibrations caus- ing colour may be modified in their distribution to , and in their effect upon , the retina by shape . They may be uniform ...
... means of vibrating waves of luminiferous ether , set up by the objects themselves . Now , these vibrations caus- ing colour may be modified in their distribution to , and in their effect upon , the retina by shape . They may be uniform ...
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... means accounted for merely by the associations which cluster round a dangerous instru- ment in a menacing position . The emotion of apprehen- sion is doubtless present and has its effect , but there is also a veritable sensation ...
... means accounted for merely by the associations which cluster round a dangerous instru- ment in a menacing position . The emotion of apprehen- sion is doubtless present and has its effect , but there is also a veritable sensation ...
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... means . The maidenhair fern is beautiful because of its sugges- tiveness , and whoever has endowed it with the greatest number of suggestions , having a basis in pleasure as before mentioned , will experience through the reflex action ...
... means . The maidenhair fern is beautiful because of its sugges- tiveness , and whoever has endowed it with the greatest number of suggestions , having a basis in pleasure as before mentioned , will experience through the reflex action ...
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