Elements of Criticism, Volumen2Garland Pub., 1971 |
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... effect upon the mind as if it ftood fingle without making a part of the feries : but the second object , by means of contraft , appears greater than when view'd fingly and apart ; and the fame effect is perceived in ascending ...
... effect upon the mind as if it ftood fingle without making a part of the feries : but the second object , by means of contraft , appears greater than when view'd fingly and apart ; and the fame effect is perceived in ascending ...
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... effect ; and this exercise , supported by a good taste , will in time make the choice eafy . All that can be faid in general is , that in making a choice , found ought to yield to fignification . • The tranfpofing words and members out ...
... effect ; and this exercise , supported by a good taste , will in time make the choice eafy . All that can be faid in general is , that in making a choice , found ought to yield to fignification . • The tranfpofing words and members out ...
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... effect of being acted upon : the feeling pleasure is the effect produced in my mind when a beautiful object is pre- fented . Perception accordingly is not an action , but an ef- f.A produced in the mind . Senfation is another effect ...
... effect of being acted upon : the feeling pleasure is the effect produced in my mind when a beautiful object is pre- fented . Perception accordingly is not an action , but an ef- f.A produced in the mind . Senfation is another effect ...
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