I had mapped out a route -- that singular travel pleasure generated by imagination and unhampered by experience -- to take me in a wide circle southwest from Barcelona to Tarragona, then north to the Pyrenees before returning my rental car at the Barcelona airport.
The effect produced by the "beautiful" object is to set our understanding and imagination in "free play" with one another, and it is the pleasure generated by this free play that leads us to judge the object to be beautiful (Kant, 98, 102 3).
Winstock also explores the relationship between harm reduction and pleasure through generating 'The Highway Code: A Guide to Safer More Enjoyable Drug Use' from the 'Global Drug Survey', in order to maximise the benefits and to minimise the risks derived from psychoactive substances (Global Drug Survey, 2014).
The first is sautéed tofu or bean curd with string beans, bell peppers, basil leaves and chili in a robust brown sauce that tastes like the real thing, and the second is a crispy skinned pleasure that generates flavor that vibrates even after the last bite.
This is Stoppard writing with his defences down; yet the play also wittily explores subjects including the power of language, the provenance of protest and the capacity of pop music to rival the classics in generating pleasure.
Because such foods are rewarding by generating pleasure and satisfaction, particularly in a world that for many is becoming increasingly stressful, the term "food addiction" has been used in analogy to drug addiction.
There were endless showings of movies in which he perfected the cowardly innocent abroad -- trekking through the jungle with Crosby, fighting Indians with Jane Russell, outwitting a stream of ghosts, pirates, spies, psychos, vaudevillians, swordsmen and pneumatic women, generating more pleasure than not.
Glutamate AMPA blockade with DNQX microinjections completely failed to alter hedonic 'liking' or aversive 'disliking' reactions to sensory pleasure or displeasure, despite generating spontaneous motivated fearful or feeding behaviors at levels similar to GABAergic microinjections.
With The Revolution's Echoes, Dave insists that we must grapple with the uncomfortable truth that some forms of music choose to support authoritarianism, generating new pleasures and new politics in the process.
It can develop preferences, thanks to a pleasure centre that generates what Dr Edelmann calls good taste in response to those rewards.
A beautiful object had value independent of any pleasure it might generate in a viewer.
