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... it can take no falt hold of a calm and sedate temper . reans , were ment ,
fiderable witness 14 . INTRODUCTION .
... it can take no falt hold of a calm and sedate temper . reans , were ment ,
fiderable witness 14 . INTRODUCTION .
Page 52
... in what respect a paffion differs from an emotion . Is passion in its nature or
feeling distinguishable from emotion ? I have been apt to think that there must be
a distinction , when the emotion seems. there feeling ment , 52 EMOTIONS AND
...
... in what respect a paffion differs from an emotion . Is passion in its nature or
feeling distinguishable from emotion ? I have been apt to think that there must be
a distinction , when the emotion seems. there feeling ment , 52 EMOTIONS AND
...
Page 54
... of distress , produce in the spectator a painful feeling . This feeling is
sometimes so Night as to pass away without any effect , in which case it is an
emotion . But if the WA feeling be so strong as to prompt desire of affording.
feeling ment , 54 ...
... of distress , produce in the spectator a painful feeling . This feeling is
sometimes so Night as to pass away without any effect , in which case it is an
emotion . But if the WA feeling be so strong as to prompt desire of affording.
feeling ment , 54 ...
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| Title | Elements of Criticism, Volume 1 Classics in art and literary criticism Elements of Criticism, Lord Henry Home Kames |
| Author | Lord Henry Home Kames |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1967 |
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