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æsthetics which is based upon pleasure. Holding pleasure
to be a sensation, or looking upon it as an emotion exclusive
of sensation, it is clearly impossible to identify with pleasure
æsthetic effects which for the most part deal with what is
recognisedly non-sensational, and with what must be classed
apart among emotions, if it can be called emotional in any
respect.

Having reached this position, the natural continuation
of our argument seems to require us to show that æsthetic
practice conforms with pleasure-pain laws. These laws have
been only partially considered. We shall turn in the suc-
ceeding chapters to their fuller discussion.

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Publication Information: Book Title: Pain, Pleasure, and Aesthetics: An Essay concerning the Psychology of Pain and Pleasure, with Special Reference to Aesthetics. Contributors: Henry Marshall Rutgers - author. Publisher: Macmillan. Place of Publication: London. Publication Year: 1894. Page Number: 166.
    
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