Aistēsis (English spelling)
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Sensation, perception. In addition to the five senses, it also includes emotions such as pleasure and pain, desire, and fear, and refers to most experiences that are opposed to thought. For more information, see Aristotle's De Anima. The origin of the word "aesthetics" (Ästhetik). Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
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感覚，知覚。五感のほか，快苦，欲求，恐れなどの感情をも含み，思惟と対立する体験の大部分を意味する。アリストテレスの『デ・アニマ』に詳しい。「美学」 Ästhetikの語源。
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