The Principles of Art

activity actually aesthetic experience aesthetician amusement art Aristotle arouse art proper artifact artist attention audience beautiful belong bodily chapter colours connexion consciousness corruption criticism Descartes described distinction distinguish elements emotional charge error evoke example existence express emotion fact feeling function gesture hearing Hume I. A. Richards idea imaginary sensa imaginative experience impression intellect January song kind of craft language level of experience logical looking Magdalenian magic make-believe Masaccio means merely psychical mind modern nature never noises ourselves painter painting peculiar person philosophical picture Plato poem poet poetry practical present principle problem produce psychical experience psychical expression psychical level psychological psychology question reader real sensation relation representation scientific sense sense-data sensum sensuous simply society Socrates sound speak speech talking technical theory theory of art things Thomistic thought tion true truth trying uncon word writing