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Page 114
... judgements for the day so that they could be printed in the next morning's paper . One night Sir Edmund was roused by a tap on the door , and in walked the reporter . Looking deadly pale , he approached the foot of the bed , and in a ...
... judgements for the day so that they could be printed in the next morning's paper . One night Sir Edmund was roused by a tap on the door , and in walked the reporter . Looking deadly pale , he approached the foot of the bed , and in a ...
Page 315
... judgements are now based not on one characteristic ( hue ) only , but on a combination of several . Nevertheless , considerable agreement is still found , even when we compare European subjects with savage tribes , American whites with ...
... judgements are now based not on one characteristic ( hue ) only , but on a combination of several . Nevertheless , considerable agreement is still found , even when we compare European subjects with savage tribes , American whites with ...
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... judgements as between the two paintings should then be strictly a measure of ' style ' preferences . Studies along ... judgement of the masses as the arbiter of aesthetic excel- lence ? This criticism misses the whole point of the ...
... judgements as between the two paintings should then be strictly a measure of ' style ' preferences . Studies along ... judgement of the masses as the arbiter of aesthetic excel- lence ? This criticism misses the whole point of the ...
Contents
Editorial Foreword | 7 |
Borderlands of Knowledge | 25 |
Lie Detectors and Truth Drugs | 71 |
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