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Form is not only the object of sense perception and cognition, it is the basis of our aesthetic experience, which produces its own specific effect, a joy in the ability to rest in present concrete forms of a certain excellence and ...
Form is not only the object of sense perception and cognition, it is the basis of our aesthetic experience, which produces its own specific effect, a joy in the ability to rest in present concrete forms of a certain excellence and ...
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Form is not only the object of sense perception and cognition , it is the basis of our aesthetic experience , which produces its own specific effect , a joy in the ability to rest in present concrete forms of a certain excellence and ...
Form is not only the object of sense perception and cognition , it is the basis of our aesthetic experience , which produces its own specific effect , a joy in the ability to rest in present concrete forms of a certain excellence and ...
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a walnut desk will have a different effect than a pine desk , though , in many aspects , the two may be alike . The accidental difference is enough to distinguish the form of the two . Secondly , some effects can be traced to the formal ...
a walnut desk will have a different effect than a pine desk , though , in many aspects , the two may be alike . The accidental difference is enough to distinguish the form of the two . Secondly , some effects can be traced to the formal ...
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