Essays on the Nature and Principles of Taste, Volumen1George Ramsay, 1812 - 447 páginas |
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... perhaps , dependent upon the state of our own minds , and vary in their effects with the disposi- tions in which they happen to be observed . In all cases , while we feel the Emotions they excite , we are ignorant of the causes by which ...
... perhaps , dependent upon the state of our own minds , and vary in their effects with the disposi- tions in which they happen to be observed . In all cases , while we feel the Emotions they excite , we are ignorant of the causes by which ...
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... perhaps possible , for us to discover on the subject of Taste . These objects are , I. To investigate the NATURE of those QUALITIES that produce the Emotions of TASTE : And , II . To investigate the NATURE of that FACULTY , by which ...
... perhaps possible , for us to discover on the subject of Taste . These objects are , I. To investigate the NATURE of those QUALITIES that produce the Emotions of TASTE : And , II . To investigate the NATURE of that FACULTY , by which ...
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... perhaps as generally understood in what it consists , or what is the nature of that effect which is produced upon the imagination , by objects of sublimity and beauty . I shall endea- vour , therefore , in the first place , to state ...
... perhaps as generally understood in what it consists , or what is the nature of that effect which is produced upon the imagination , by objects of sublimity and beauty . I shall endea- vour , therefore , in the first place , to state ...
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... perhaps very in- different in themselves , still continue , from this association , and from the variety of con- ceptions which they kindle in our minds , to be our favourites through life . The scenes which have been distinguished by ...
... perhaps very in- different in themselves , still continue , from this association , and from the variety of con- ceptions which they kindle in our minds , to be our favourites through life . The scenes which have been distinguished by ...
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... perhaps , which so strong- ly seizes upon the imagination ; and al- though the emotions this recollection pro- duces , are of a very different kind from those which the mere natural scenery can excite , yet they unite themselves so well ...
... perhaps , which so strong- ly seizes upon the imagination ; and al- though the emotions this recollection pro- duces , are of a very different kind from those which the mere natural scenery can excite , yet they unite themselves so well ...
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