William wrote: > If Cheerskep can discuss why he only finds Beth. Ninth "nice" then he will > partly explain the aesthetic experience.
Does it matter if he feels poorly about a work, or middling about it, or ecstatic and can discuss that feeling? Would the general mechanism of reacting to a work of art, whatever the feeling, not be the same? I perceive X, which stimulates such and such a reaction (provokes a feeling or series or cluster of feelings), which I construe in a certain way or put into a given context, and I conclude that X wowed me/bored me/appalled me. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Michael Brady
