 ... associations and dispositions similar, then the same thing will certainly be beautiful to both. If their natures are different, the form which to one will be entrancing will be to another even invisible, because his classifications and discriminations...  The Sense of Beauty - 43. lappuseautors: George Santayana - 2004 - 288 lapasIerobežota priekšskatīšana - Par šo grāmatu
 | George Santayana - 1920 - 358 lapas
...reason. It is unmeaning to say that what is beautiful to one man ought to be beautiful to another. Evidently this obligation of recognizing the same...conditioned by the possession of the same faculties. But no two men have exactly the same faculties, nor can things have for any two exactly the same values.... | |
 | George Santayana - 2002 - 302 lapas
...because his classifications and discriminations in perception will be different, and he may see a hideous detached fragment or a shapeless aggregate of things,...conditioned by the possession of the same faculties. But no two men have exactly the same faculties, nor can things have for any two exactly the same values.... | |
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