The North American Review, Τόμος 32O. Everett, 1831 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... beauty , taste , they have not been more willing to allow , that the intellectual , like the bodily taste , is a final principle , and that beauty is no more susceptible of analysis than sweet , or bitter . It is granting much to admit ...
... beauty , taste , they have not been more willing to allow , that the intellectual , like the bodily taste , is a final principle , and that beauty is no more susceptible of analysis than sweet , or bitter . It is granting much to admit ...
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... beauty is intelligence , and that objects are more pleasing to the eye , in proportion as they are more or less expressive of mind . Thus Akenside , in his Pleasures of Imagination , not only lays down this theory , but takes a solemn ...
... beauty is intelligence , and that objects are more pleasing to the eye , in proportion as they are more or less expressive of mind . Thus Akenside , in his Pleasures of Imagination , not only lays down this theory , but takes a solemn ...
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... beauty is animated , and , as it were , inspired by the sparkling emanations of mind . But the two effects depend in their origin upon entirely different principles . A more plausible argument might be sustained in support of the theory ...
... beauty is animated , and , as it were , inspired by the sparkling emanations of mind . But the two effects depend in their origin upon entirely different principles . A more plausible argument might be sustained in support of the theory ...
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