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I have further restricted myself by giving emphasis to but one aspect of Hobbes's aesthetics and by indicating ... Hobbes's aesthetic theory is bound up with his philosophy , and much of his philosophy — virtually all of its civil and ...
I have further restricted myself by giving emphasis to but one aspect of Hobbes's aesthetics and by indicating ... Hobbes's aesthetic theory is bound up with his philosophy , and much of his philosophy — virtually all of its civil and ...
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Professor Spingarn declares that he was the originator of a " new aesthetic . ” And there are reasons for such a judgment . " Perhaps , however , in view of all the facts , it is enough to say that , rather than originating , he made ...
Professor Spingarn declares that he was the originator of a " new aesthetic . ” And there are reasons for such a judgment . " Perhaps , however , in view of all the facts , it is enough to say that , rather than originating , he made ...
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... “ government , ” and “ laws ” ; but at a time of canting reverence for so - called Aristotelian ideas application of his general theory to the aesthetic field would be so easy and natural as to be almost inevitable .
... “ government , ” and “ laws ” ; but at a time of canting reverence for so - called Aristotelian ideas application of his general theory to the aesthetic field would be so easy and natural as to be almost inevitable .
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CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
SOME OF HOBBESS PREDECESSORS IN THE PSYCHO | 25 |
Hobbess THEORY OF IMAGINATION | 79 |
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