Recognition With An Outline of a Theory of
Recognition With An Outline of a Theory of
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; or of the comparatively perfect attainment of Manhood, Godhood, Reason, etc. And the Chooser would like that particular portrait which reflected his existing state of mind ; or that, by a combination of individual and general modes of expression, excited in him the passions that it portrayed. The highest form of portraiture has this latter power.
In general, objects of desire (not being in the class of necessities) are not sought by all persons with the same avidity. It is said that the prefe...rence of this over that is a question of taste. For instance, the preference of one man for antique coins rather than for books, and of another for books rather than for coins, may depend on education and various other personal factors: but liis final act of choosing from one class of objects in preference to another class is an act of recog- nition that he had experienced more intense pleasure from previous enjo\ment of this class of objects than he had felt from objects belonging to the other class.
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; or of the comparatively perfect attainment of Manhood, Godhood, Reason, etc. And the Chooser would like that particular portrait which reflected his existing state of mind ; or that, by a combination of individual and general modes of expression, excited in him the passions that it portrayed. The highest form of portraiture has this latter power.
In general, objects of desire (not being in the class of necessities) are not sought by all persons with the same avidity. It is said that the prefe...rence of this over that is a question of taste. For instance, the preference of one man for antique coins rather than for books, and of another for books rather than for coins, may depend on education and various other personal factors: but liis final act of choosing from one class of objects in preference to another class is an act of recog- nition that he had experienced more intense pleasure from previous enjo\ment of this class of objects than he had felt from objects belonging to the other class.
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