Essays on the Nature and Principles of Taste, Volumen1George Ramsay, 1812 - 447 páginas |
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... greater experience produces great- er sensibility , for this every thing contradicts ; but it is , because every thing , in that period of life , is able to excite their imaginations , and to move their hearts , because they judge of ...
... greater experience produces great- er sensibility , for this every thing contradicts ; but it is , because every thing , in that period of life , is able to excite their imaginations , and to move their hearts , because they judge of ...
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... greater than what they themselves have experienced in those cases , where they have exerted a similar degree of attention , or when any other cause has re- strained the usual exercise of their imagi- nation . To the qualities which are ...
... greater than what they themselves have experienced in those cases , where they have exerted a similar degree of attention , or when any other cause has re- strained the usual exercise of their imagi- nation . To the qualities which are ...
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... greater attention to the objects of their consideration , than can either be expected , or can happen in youth . They become , by these means , not only less easily led to any exercise of imagination , but their associa- tions become at ...
... greater attention to the objects of their consideration , than can either be expected , or can happen in youth . They become , by these means , not only less easily led to any exercise of imagination , but their associa- tions become at ...
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... and deep wood covering the side of a mountain , when seen from be- low ; yet how much greater sublimity is given to it , by Dr Akenside , by the ad- dition of the solemn images which , in the following OF SUBLIMITY AND BEAUTY . 29.
... and deep wood covering the side of a mountain , when seen from be- low ; yet how much greater sublimity is given to it , by Dr Akenside , by the ad- dition of the solemn images which , in the following OF SUBLIMITY AND BEAUTY . 29.
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... greater the number of associations we connect with it , the stronger is the emotion of sublimity or beauty we receive from it . The pleasure , for instance , which the ge- nerality of mankind receive from any cele- brated painting , is ...
... greater the number of associations we connect with it , the stronger is the emotion of sublimity or beauty we receive from it . The pleasure , for instance , which the ge- nerality of mankind receive from any cele- brated painting , is ...
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