CriticismPutnam, 1932 - 311 oldal |
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20. oldal
... experience , but when it initiates us , by feigning something which as an experience is impossible , into the meaning of the experience which we have actually had : " that is to say , in proportion as its influence approaches to that of ...
... experience , but when it initiates us , by feigning something which as an experience is impossible , into the meaning of the experience which we have actually had : " that is to say , in proportion as its influence approaches to that of ...
198. oldal
... experience may , after all , fill the place of religious experience in their own lives - probably a vain hope . Certainly aesthetic experience led Proust to a kind of philosophy which was to him a sufficient support ; but it is a philo ...
... experience may , after all , fill the place of religious experience in their own lives - probably a vain hope . Certainly aesthetic experience led Proust to a kind of philosophy which was to him a sufficient support ; but it is a philo ...
202. oldal
... experience of mutability to his profit . But what about people who are not artists ? Has he anything to say to them ? If no experience has any meaning beyond itself , and at the time is invariably disappointing ; if the universe is ...
... experience of mutability to his profit . But what about people who are not artists ? Has he anything to say to them ? If no experience has any meaning beyond itself , and at the time is invariably disappointing ; if the universe is ...
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