Feeling and Emotion in Bosanquet’s Aesthetics

Bradley Studies 7 (2):177-196 (2001)
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In this paper I want to discuss Bernard Bosanquet’s idea of the nature and role of feeling and emotion in art.

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10.5840/bradley2001725

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