Sensation and Intuition: Studies in Psychology and Aesthetics

This work is a collection of essays on the following: The Relation of the Evolution Hypothesis to Human Psychology; New Theories of Emotional Expression; Recent German Experiments with Sensation; Belief: Its Varieties and Its Conditions; The Genesis of the Free-Will Doctrine; On Some Elements of Moral Self-Culture; The Basis of Musical Sensation; Aspects of Beauty in Musical Form; On the Nature and Limits of Musical Expression; The Aesthetic Aspects of Character; The Representation of Character in Art; Lessing’s Hamburg Dramaturgy; and On the Possibility of a Science of Aesthetics.