We cannot credit our enjoyment of a flower or of the atmosphere of a room to an autonomous aesthetic instinct. Man’s aesthetic responsiveness relates in its prehistory to various forms of idolatry; his belief in the goodness or sacredness of a thing precedes his enjoyment of its beauty. This applies no less to such concepts as freedom and humanity.
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| — | Max Horkheimer, Eclipse of Reason (via philosophybits) |
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