The Contemplative Activity

accept achieved activity aesthetic attitude aesthetic contemplation aesthetic enjoyment aesthetic judgement aesthetic merit aesthetic perception aesthetic response aesthetic value aesthetically indifferent Agamemnon analysis Antony and Cleopatra appears Aristotle artistic creation artistic response assumption attitude adopted Benedetto Croce Clive Bell Collingwood colours complex comprehensive concrete conscious contemplative attitude content and form Croce defined degree distinction elegant elements emotional empathy ence enquiry evoke express fact falling leaf Faust form and content given harmony Hegel ideal ideas inspiration instance intensity intrinsic knowledge labour Laurila leaf fall material matter means ment mind moral natural objects object of aesthetic organisation painting particular pattern perceive perfect Phèdre philosophers Plato play poem poet poetry problem psychological question quote reason Roger Fry Schönberg seems sense sense-data sense-impressions sensual qualities shape solution spectator spectator's structure T. E. Hulme theory of aesthetics Theory of Beauty thing tion tragedy unity words