Imitation and Catharsis
Imitation and Catharsis
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模仿与宣泄
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10.1007/978-94-011-8843-2_9
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1957
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通讯作者:
E. Ballard
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作者:
E. Ballard
Certainly our society has achieved its present state of aesthetic development as the result of a process of cumulative change from earlier states; it may be, as I have suggested, that this change follows a rather definite pattern. Evidently the individual recapitulates this — or a portion of this — development during his own history. Further each occasion of appreciation is an activity which moves through a characteristic cycle of development. This activity was called (chapter III) amovementamong analogues. The nature of this movement remains to be investigated.