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    In having an intuition, one has succeeded entirely insofa... — Carmelics
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    Supports→There cannot be a real standard of beauty which an object might or might not satisfy.

    In having an intuition, one has succeeded entirely insofar as aesthetic value is concerned.

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    In Croce’s overall philosophy, the aesthetic stands alone: in having an intuition, one has succeeded entirely insofar as aesthetic value is concerned. Therefore there cannot be a real question of a ‘standard’ of beauty which an object might or might not satisfy. Thus Croce says:

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