Aesthetics, Form and Emotion

abstract aesthetic already answer appear appreciation approach appropriate argument aspect attitude believe better certainly character complex concern course criticism describe disgust distinction distinguish doubt emotion example exist experience expression face fact fail fear feel follows further give given hence holds human imaginative important instance intellectual interest interpretation involve issue judgment kind language least less literary literature logical look material matter mean merely mind moral namely nature never normal notion objects once ordinary pattern perhaps philosophical picture play poem poetry possible practical precisely present problem qualities question reaction reading reason relation relevant remains repeat resemblance response seek seems seen sense serve significance simply sometimes sort speak stand suggested suppose surely theory things thought tion true turn understanding vision whole wholly writes