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Marshal, Henry Rutgers Pain Pleasure And Aesthetics - An Essay Concerning The Psychology Of Pain And Pleasure With Special Reference To Aesthetics
Macmaillan & Co 1894 1st edition.
Cloth, VG+. xxii+364pp, index, cloth slightly rubbed, a near fine copy. Henry Rutgers Marshall [1852-1927], was an architect & psychologist, who in his aesthetic theory stated that pain & pleasure should not be held as separate entities [ which was a popular neurological theory in the 1890s]. He stated that pain and pleasure were extremes of the same experience. Marshall's was an introspective psychology, which he used in his architecture criticism and support of the City Beautiful ideal. Marshall's work & ideas were not expanded further in 20th-century psychology, his being one centered on the cultivation of the psychologist rather than the elaboration of objective methods
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