Image: Francesco Corner. black Llibreter often we tend to enjoy what we have lost. It is the feeling of pleasure that can be in the blues. When we no longer possess the property lost, we enjoy it more intensely than when we had at our disposal. This is certainly a perversion of romanticism. Pleasure is increased by denial.
This melancholy tension effect reverses positive values, so that when a work of art stand out defects or denials, ability to print positive element is enhanced, missing values \u200b\u200bare more pervasive and deterioration of valuable object becomes a positive value.
Although it has its effectiveness from the moral point of view, the aesthetic enjoyment of denial is something shameful, not according to reason.
When a work of art emphasizes the tension and stresses the abnormal, perfect, tragic or demonic reaction encourages and fosters our reconciliation or benevolence, that is, moral sentiments stirred condescending to the criminal, but not before that has served his sentence and atoned for the crime. "Now, all a romantic program.
From nil nisi bene Mortius
of the dead they say, but the good.
Indeed, this is so because it coincides with our natural feelings. When he died the worst has happened we believe may happen, to not exist. Is this what makes us be kind to him?
The denial enjoyment, here is a romantic perversion.
This melancholy tension effect reverses positive values, so that when a work of art stand out defects or denials, ability to print positive element is enhanced, missing values \u200b\u200bare more pervasive and deterioration of valuable object becomes a positive value.
Although it has its effectiveness from the moral point of view, the aesthetic enjoyment of denial is something shameful, not according to reason.
When a work of art emphasizes the tension and stresses the abnormal, perfect, tragic or demonic reaction encourages and fosters our reconciliation or benevolence, that is, moral sentiments stirred condescending to the criminal, but not before that has served his sentence and atoned for the crime. "Now, all a romantic program.
From nil nisi bene Mortius
of the dead they say, but the good.
Indeed, this is so because it coincides with our natural feelings. When he died the worst has happened we believe may happen, to not exist. Is this what makes us be kind to him?
The denial enjoyment, here is a romantic perversion.
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