Titlebook: Analysis of Appraisive Characterization; Karl Aschenbrenner Book 1983 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1983 Aristotle.crea

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Modes of Appraisalmodes still more closely to see what is involved in affirming them of subjects of appraisal, beginning with examples of a moral nature. Some of these are more serious than others, touching on social actions of omission and commission. Beginning in 7.0 we shall consider aesthetic appraisives in consi

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Character and Characterization introduced. We have said some of the essential things about the meaning which attaches to appraisive terms, but there are also special considerations about particular terms or particular classes of terms that must be taken into account in their analysis. We have alluded to the important differences

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Areas of Appraisal Comparedend this examination to the use of the concepts . and .. Besides this the largest area not yet considered in detail is the aesthetic, to which we shall devote considerable attention in 7.0, 8.0 and 9.0, and there are still other areas of appraisal which deserve a brief discussion.

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Musical Characterizationo not differ essentially from those used of the other arts and have been discussed in previous chapters. In the present chapter we are therefore not devoting closer attention to the musical portion of critical concepts as a whole but rather to another musical appraisive vocabulary which is altogethe

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The Structure of Aesthetic Conceptsect performance of their works. As we have seen, these areas of characterization are similar in several instances such as elemental quality, temper, emotion and feeling, style and expression, and some others. We must now consider the structure of such characterizing concepts in more detail, particul

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Metalinguistic Terms in Evaluations and especially demands thought to be supported by rights. The way in which these demands are articulated and if possible, enforced, is of course through the evolution of a vocabulary of appraisive concepts which set forth what is desired or the desirable and its negation and serve as precepts for