Studies in Comparative AestheticsVisva-Bharati Research Publications, 1990 - 127 páginas |
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... explain it fail to satisfy us . The peculiar character of the tragic delight is lost sight of and what is explained is not the characteristic aesthetic delight but something else either associated with it or merely imagined . Let us see ...
... explain it fail to satisfy us . The peculiar character of the tragic delight is lost sight of and what is explained is not the characteristic aesthetic delight but something else either associated with it or merely imagined . Let us see ...
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... explanation . For , granting that we get pleasure in other's suffering , it remains a mystery how we can get this pleasure ... explain aesthetic delight but assert the impossibility of an explanation in terms of empirical psychology ...
... explanation . For , granting that we get pleasure in other's suffering , it remains a mystery how we can get this pleasure ... explain aesthetic delight but assert the impossibility of an explanation in terms of empirical psychology ...
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... explain the experience of the beautiful but only describes it . A metaphysical theory seeks to explain beauty 124 STUDIES IN COMPARATIVE AESTHETICS.
... explain the experience of the beautiful but only describes it . A metaphysical theory seeks to explain beauty 124 STUDIES IN COMPARATIVE AESTHETICS.
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Foreward | 1 |
Objectification of Feelings in | 15 |
Physical Distance in Indian Aesthetics | 35 |
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A. C. Bradley A. K. Coomaraswamy Abhinavagupta accessories activity aesthetic attitude aesthetic contemplation aesthetic delight aesthetic experience aesthetic object apprehended aroused art-object artistic associated beauty blindly suffered Brahman Chap character cognitive concept Croce depicted descriptive knowledge distinct dominant emotion drama emotional attitude emotive meaning enjoyed enjoyment essay essence expression feelings in art felt function grade Hegel human I. A. Richards Ibid Indian aestheticians Indian aesthetics intuition involved Ishwara Jacques Maritain judgement Kant Keats kind knowledge literature Locana Maritain Max Black māyā meaning-function mind mode mood naturalistic nature objectification of feelings ordinary passions perception Philosophy pleasure poem poet poetic primary meaning principle propositions psychical distance rasa reader realisation reality recognised referential regarded relish representational Richards Sahityer Pathe Santiniketan says sense sensuous form soul suggested feelings suggested meaning Tagore Tagore's aesthetic theory thinkers thought transcendent truth universal spirit Upanishads Vedanta W. T. Stace words Wordsworth