The words given, in friendship and in love — the recognition of kindred souls of refinement and judgment, self-control and dignity, aesthetic taste and the will to realize it — appear here as the very soul of a moral politics that transcends accidents of circumstance and particular historical incidents.
The words given, in friendship and in love the recognition of kindred souls of refinement and judgment, self-control and dignity, aesthetic taste and the will to realize it appear here as the very soul of a moral politics that transcends accidents of circumstance and particular historical incidents.
They're walking billboards for the store's aesthetic, which demonstrates there's still dignity left in heritage.
"[A]esthetic dignity," he claimed, "belongs to aesthetic magnitude as a part to the whole," but if a work of art represents moral agents then it cannot be maximally beautiful without representing moral dignity, and it certainly cannot be beautiful if it conveys an attitude contrary to morality.
Various experts offer informative analysis, but the testimony of seamen, factory workers and residents of a California homeless encampment is at the heart of the film's guiding ethical and aesthetic principles, which have to do with the defense of human dignity in the face of a system that so often appears hostile or indifferent to it.
In weighing the dignity of a person's life and their death, aesthetic concerns for marring the beauty of a bridge especially when they are for the most part unfounded seem particularly selfish.
Turning a living subject like an animal into an aesthetic object with no regard for the creature's inherent value and dignity is appallingly unethical.
His most influential philosophical works were Briefe über die ästhetische Erziehung des Menschen (1795; Letters upon the Aesthetic Education of Man), Über Anmut und Würde (1793; "On Grace and Dignity"), and Über naive und sentimentalische Dichtung (1795 96; Naive and Sentimental Poetry).
"Dignity, always dignity.
