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Book 2017ment as they arise within the field of experience. Each chapter displays the regional ontology of the form considered: the comprehensive set of eidetic features that limn the space of the art. It draws upon artists‘ statements, writings of key figures in the history of philosophy--including Plato, H

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The Aesthetics of Nature, purposes. This chapter looks at how the arts arise within the human relation to nature, drawing upon its rhythms and energies. We go back to pristine nature to escape from our daily lives, but we also bring nature into those lives through landscaping and gardening.

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Robert E. Woodusually deals with adult language, and language acquisition A good deal of work in language acquisition has been devoted to children’s interpretation of sentences that contain the universal quantifier, e. g. , every in English. It has been observed in several experimental studies and across several