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But the sensuous beauty of art does not exhaust the aesthetic experience.
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But must every self-complete object give rise to the aesthetic experience?
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The enjoyment of wine is an aesthetic experience, you know.
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Now, you might argue that this hummingbird-pace sipping of culture deforms the aesthetic experience.
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They merely emphasize now the unity, now the reconciliation of opposites, in the aesthetic experience.
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This the minded worlds were able to discover through their own most formalistic aesthetic experience.
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A book that is an aesthetic experience in itself.
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From another point of view, moreover, the aesthetic experience seems unfavorable to comparison and classification.
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But to many there would be no aesthetic experience.
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And indeed, our plain man might say, the aesthetic experience itself is inescapable and undeniable.
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If the question were raised, which is more fundamental in the aesthetic experience, idea or emotion?
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No longer need we ask what has a right to be included in the aesthetic experience.
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To the poet these impressions cannot be distinct, but must be fused in every aesthetic experience.
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All in all, it's a very aesthetic experience.
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Flying the Concorde is unarguably an aesthetic experience.
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The diffusion of stimulation, the equilibrium of impulses, life- enhancement through repose!-thisis the aesthetic experience.
