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Page 67
... æsthetics in nature as well as the presence of emotions , which , whether selfish or unselfish , re- ligious , sexual , or purely æsthetic , cast over the innate sav- agery of life a gossamer veil of beauty which softens or blurs the ...
... æsthetics in nature as well as the presence of emotions , which , whether selfish or unselfish , re- ligious , sexual , or purely æsthetic , cast over the innate sav- agery of life a gossamer veil of beauty which softens or blurs the ...
Page 74
... æsthetic and join no æsthetic whole , but examine more closely with a lens and the concentrated interest of the mind its response to organization and effort , and then judge . Let us , indeed , witness a contest between animals or slum ...
... æsthetic and join no æsthetic whole , but examine more closely with a lens and the concentrated interest of the mind its response to organization and effort , and then judge . Let us , indeed , witness a contest between animals or slum ...
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... æsthetically , or a bestial one physi- cally . They have the same instinct for morality that the artist has for beauty ... æsthetic genius , so would it be im- poverished without the legacy derived from moral genius . With the great mass ...
... æsthetically , or a bestial one physi- cally . They have the same instinct for morality that the artist has for beauty ... æsthetic genius , so would it be im- poverished without the legacy derived from moral genius . With the great mass ...
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