Especially through its one-sided æstheticism it veiled that element of dualism in the world which Kant clearly saw, and we now see again, after a century which has sometimes leaned to easy pantheism.
The answers which æstheticism and pietism gave to rationalism were incomplete.
One should note here the transformation that this pure æstheticism brought about in the meaning of the word beauty itself.
But examples of moral æstheticism are scarcely less frequent elsewhere from Rousseau to the present.
It was regarded by German æstheticism under the leadership of Hegel, and by French æstheticism under the leadership of Taine, as a species of model work of art.
Barante, with his spiritualistic and yet fatalistic literary philosophy, prepares the way for the criticism and æstheticism which were to be enthroned in high places in the days of Victor Cousin.
None remembered that Dowlands was the name of Henry the Eight's favourite lute player, and there was nothing in the snug masonry to suggest an æstheticism of any kind.
Then, absorbed in his idea, never speaking for effect, stripping himself of every adventitious pleasure in the service of his idea, he told her of the change that had come upon his æstheticism in the last year.
And because I don't understand an entire æstheticism in five minutes, which you and Ulick Dean have been cooking for the last three years, I am a fool, quite as stupid as Father Gordon.
They comprise the æstheticism of the first pre-Raphaelites, who felt that Ruskin had expressed with clearness what was vaguely fermenting within them.
They understand the value of æstheticism in religion.
This fact of musical discrimination in a creature so low in the scale of animal life is truly wonderful; it indicates that these lowly creatures have arrived at a degree of æstheticism that is very high indeed.
Richmond) the grief of Æstheticism at the departure of her hierophant.
It is this false Æstheticism which we have persistently attacked, and will persistently attack to the bitter end, and henceforward those who misunderstand us do so wilfully, and it may be maliciously.
Tis a but weak and sleepy kind of æstheticism which "blinks and shuts its apprehension up" at your bidding, which looks another way discreetly, and discreetly refrains from all comparisons.
His æstheticism is not his alone, yet Madame Bovary and Salammbô shot like unexpected meteors out of a grey sky, the dull, low sky of the Second Empire.
Thus there is no reason to be found in present tendencies for apprehending a decay of æstheticism as a result of material progress.
And the developed æstheticism of the age will demand beautiful buildings, not slavishly copied from the antique, but created by the imagination of the modern.
Who dare affirm that from so universal a foundation the fair structure of æstheticism shall not be rebuilt?
Few at the time saw the far-reaching significance of that movement, or realised that æstheticism was to be levelled down to the stomach, in order that it might be levelled up again to the head, on true democratic principles.
He is an æsthete, but his æstheticism has never expressed itself in barren theory, but has always turned to life itself.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "stheticism" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
