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... aesthetic pleasure elicited by the appreciation of a work of art , I shall omit some issues that are predom- inantly philosophical : for instance , the question of whether aesthetic value is identifiable or commensurate with aesthetic ...
... aesthetic pleasure elicited by the appreciation of a work of art , I shall omit some issues that are predom- inantly philosophical : for instance , the question of whether aesthetic value is identifiable or commensurate with aesthetic ...
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... aesthetic distance , to which Bullough ( 1957 ) has attributed great importance , is related to art's adualism and to the for- mation of hypothetical classes . We have on one side the emotional vividness of the specific event portrayed ...
... aesthetic distance , to which Bullough ( 1957 ) has attributed great importance , is related to art's adualism and to the for- mation of hypothetical classes . We have on one side the emotional vividness of the specific event portrayed ...
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... Aesthetic value and aesthetic pleasure emerge from the fusion or concomitant occurrence of all the factors named above . * How aes- thetic pleasure emerges from this fusion is difficult to substantiate . In fact we cannot offer ...
... Aesthetic value and aesthetic pleasure emerge from the fusion or concomitant occurrence of all the factors named above . * How aes- thetic pleasure emerges from this fusion is difficult to substantiate . In fact we cannot offer ...
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