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Page 308
... mind is oppreffed by a combination of unfavourable circumftances , and gives the colour of criminality to actions ... mind , lofe their due magnitude , and become liable to diftortion . The remedy for fuch evils lies in a ftrict care of ...
... mind is oppreffed by a combination of unfavourable circumftances , and gives the colour of criminality to actions ... mind , lofe their due magnitude , and become liable to diftortion . The remedy for fuch evils lies in a ftrict care of ...
Page 364
... mind when these emotions are felt : The emotions of fublimity and beauty are uniformly ascribed , both in popular and in philofophical language , to the imagination . The fine arts are confidered as the arts which are addreffed to the ...
... mind when these emotions are felt : The emotions of fublimity and beauty are uniformly ascribed , both in popular and in philofophical language , to the imagination . The fine arts are confidered as the arts which are addreffed to the ...
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... mind , tends in the fame proportion to increase these emotions . If thefe illuftrations are juft , it feems reafonable to con- clude , that the effect produced upon the mind , by objects of fubli mity and beauty , confifts in the ...
... mind , tends in the fame proportion to increase these emotions . If thefe illuftrations are juft , it feems reafonable to con- clude , that the effect produced upon the mind , by objects of fubli mity and beauty , confifts in the ...
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