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Перевод: aesthetic

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эстетический

Тезаурус:

1. Common in aesthetic involvement is the recognition that what seemed like mimetic realism is actually an effect of convention, genre, form, or some other kind of artifice.
2. One may choose to adopt a broadly aesthetic approach to texts, as is often done, perfectly appropriately, but one then encounters what seems to me a potentially disabling contradiction.
3. The sentence comes from an essay called Eztetyke du Rve , an eccentric spelling of Esthtique du Rve ("Aesthetic of the Dream') in which, building on the idea that "the dream is the only right which cannot be forbidden", Glauber Rocha described how he had come to realise the revolutionary importance of the mystical in Latin American popular culture.
4. Wilde's transgressive aesthetic simultaneously confirmed and exploited this inextricable connection between the sexual and the (apparently) non-sexual, between sexual perversion and social subversion, and does so through Wilde's own version of that connection: "what paradox was to me in the sphere of thought, perversity became to me in the sphere of passion" (Wilde, De Profundis , 466).
5. It is entirely possible to think that if "literary" and "aesthetic" are words that go naturally with "American" but not with "English", so much the worse for the English.
6. An English critic who attempted the task of keeping a balance between his political convictions and his aesthetic responses was John Berger, who wrote in the 1950s for the New Statesman .
7. This was said to be "the first Peruvian book of poetry that does not make tribute to a colonial aesthetic."
8. A pragmatic view is that an aesthetic experience is what is described as such, and as there are varieties of religious experience, so there may be varieties of aesthetic experience.
9. These phrases do, however, have the ring of truth in an aesthetic sense - or rather there was an aesthetic process involved which had to some extent its own story.
10. At this point I shall return to Hirsch, who argues that there can be no intrinsic understanding of literature, only a variety of understandings: "Aesthetic categories are intrinsic to aesthetic inquiries , but not to the nature of literary work.
11. This touched on several important aesthetic issues, including the question of whether a musical sound can ever legitimately be ugly in itself.
12. The textual practices of these nouveaux romanciers reveal a much greater similarity than was previously the case: under Ricardou's stewardship, a new aesthetic programme seems to have been in operation.
13. As we have seen, there may be cultural barriers to such reading, but leaving aside that potential difficulty, we invite the student to make a unique, personal response to the text, to tune in to the true voice of feeling, to participate in its expressiveness; in short, to have an aesthetic experience.