What is Art?W. Scott, 1899 - 237 strani |
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... merely to this , that " Beauty is a kind of pleasure received by us , not having personal advantage for its object . " But it follows from this , that " beauty " is a matter of taste , differing among different people , and to attach ...
... merely to this , that " Beauty is a kind of pleasure received by us , not having personal advantage for its object . " But it follows from this , that " beauty " is a matter of taste , differing among different people , and to attach ...
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... merely unintelligible , but , under pretence of conveying an impression , it passes off a string of incorrect ... mère Marie , Siège de la sagesse et source de pardons , Mère de France aussi de qui nous attendons Inébranlablement l ...
... merely unintelligible , but , under pretence of conveying an impression , it passes off a string of incorrect ... mère Marie , Siège de la sagesse et source de pardons , Mère de France aussi de qui nous attendons Inébranlablement l ...
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graf Leo Tolstoy. The first method consists in borrowing whole subjects , or merely separate features , from former ... merely been moved by poetic memories of other works , and imagined that by ringing the . changes on those memories ...
graf Leo Tolstoy. The first method consists in borrowing whole subjects , or merely separate features , from former ... merely been moved by poetic memories of other works , and imagined that by ringing the . changes on those memories ...
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