The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 7A. Constable, 1805 |
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Page 295
... tafte fupplics to us , that they greatly ex- ceed in intensity the unpleafant fenfations which correfpond to them . In the bodily organs , pain , far lefs exquifite than what man is fometimes doomed to endure , would be ill purchafed by ...
... tafte fupplics to us , that they greatly ex- ceed in intensity the unpleafant fenfations which correfpond to them . In the bodily organs , pain , far lefs exquifite than what man is fometimes doomed to endure , would be ill purchafed by ...
Page 297
... tafte , the first question is , whether tafte has any principles at all . This queftion , which is rendered obfcure by the equivocal meaning of the words , tafte and principles , may be reduced to the following : Whether , when Caius ...
... tafte , the first question is , whether tafte has any principles at all . This queftion , which is rendered obfcure by the equivocal meaning of the words , tafte and principles , may be reduced to the following : Whether , when Caius ...
Page 304
... tafte in poetry cannot be acquired by lightly running over poems . And we must be permitted to fay , that what is called , fometimes invi- dioully , metaphyfical criticifm , is the only real foundation for the primciples of tafte . For ...
... tafte in poetry cannot be acquired by lightly running over poems . And we must be permitted to fay , that what is called , fometimes invi- dioully , metaphyfical criticifm , is the only real foundation for the primciples of tafte . For ...
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