Aesthetic Education
Aesthetic Education
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The same is true of the mighty steamship that plows the waves, the great cranes to be found in steel works, capable of lifting tons of iron bars as if they were feathers, the giant gates in the locks of the Panama Canal. On a smaller scale, nature presents similar phenomena. The active strength of the lion, the tiger, the grizzly bear, the elephant in the jungle, or the great python in the tropical forest, excites in us what Byron called "a pleasing fear, " which is only the poet's expression f...or the effect of the dynamic. In a noble, well- trained horse, the strength found in muscle and bone awaken our admiration, but without the element of fear. We admire the athlete for what he can do, as much as for the sym- metry and grace of his form. If his fine physique gave him no dynamic power, our aesthetic appreciation of him would sink to a much lower point.
Even a mountain may be thought of dynamically, as when it is regarded as the source of glaciers, rivers, forests, avalanches, floods, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same is true of the mighty steamship that plows the waves, the great cranes to be found in steel works, capable of lifting tons of iron bars as if they were feathers, the giant gates in the locks of the Panama Canal. On a smaller scale, nature presents similar phenomena. The active strength of the lion, the tiger, the grizzly bear, the elephant in the jungle, or the great python in the tropical forest, excites in us what Byron called "a pleasing fear, " which is only the poet's expression f...or the effect of the dynamic. In a noble, well- trained horse, the strength found in muscle and bone awaken our admiration, but without the element of fear. We admire the athlete for what he can do, as much as for the sym- metry and grace of his form. If his fine physique gave him no dynamic power, our aesthetic appreciation of him would sink to a much lower point.
Even a mountain may be thought of dynamically, as when it is regarded as the source of glaciers, rivers, forests, avalanches, floods, etc.
What to read after Aesthetic Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles De Garmo to read onlineMoreLess
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