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To understand properly the use of the concept of sentiment as it developed in the first half of the eighteenth century in relation to aesthetic issues, it must be differentiated from contemporary forms of relativism and subjectivism that are based on a separation of psychological and epistemological evidence.
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secondary impressions, uniformity amidst variety, false relish, joint verdict, aesthetic sentiments, aesthetic predicates, demonstrative reason, double relation, calm passion, moral affections, aesthetic phenomena, productive faculty, producing pleasure, internal impression, original impressions
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Inquiry Concerning Virtue, Francis Hutcheson, Archibald Alison, Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals, Peter Jones, Balthasar Gracian, Earl of Shaftesbury
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