De Witt H. Parker
De Witt H. Parker · English
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De Witt H. Parker · English
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THE PRINCIPLES OF AESTHETICS CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION: PURPOSE AND METHOD Although some feeling for beauty is perhaps universal among men, the same cannot be said of the understanding of beauty. The average man, who may exercise considerable taste in personal adornment, in the decoration of the home, or in the choice of poetry and painting, is at a loss when called upon to tell what art is or to explain why he calls one thing "beautiful" and another "ugly." Even the artist and the c
De Witt H. Parker
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