Biographia Literaria, 第 2 卷Oxford University Press, 1968 - 334 頁 |
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... interest , sensual or intellectual . The BEAUTIFUL is thus at once distinguished both from the AGREEABLE , which is beneath it , and from the GOOD , which is above it : for both these have an interest necessarily attached to them both ...
... interest , sensual or intellectual . The BEAUTIFUL is thus at once distinguished both from the AGREEABLE , which is beneath it , and from the GOOD , which is above it : for both these have an interest necessarily attached to them both ...
第 307 頁
... interest in the existence of the object which causes our grati- fication . It is difficult to see in what sense of the word interest Kant's distinction can be maintained . It is true that we are satisfied with the object as represented ...
... interest in the existence of the object which causes our grati- fication . It is difficult to see in what sense of the word interest Kant's distinction can be maintained . It is true that we are satisfied with the object as represented ...
第 316 頁
... interest in the real existence of the viands , as the gourmand would have . But the gourmand would be equally indifferent to the appearance of the table , as a picture or repre- sentation . An interest is present in both cases , 316 ...
... interest in the real existence of the viands , as the gourmand would have . But the gourmand would be equally indifferent to the appearance of the table , as a picture or repre- sentation . An interest is present in both cases , 316 ...
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