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ajac-210	Walker, Benjamin J	COGNITIVE DIMENSIONS OF CATHARSIS: ARISTOTLE'S TRAGIC PLEASURE EXPLORED	2023	38	.pdf	application/pdf	15119	539	39	Notice that, in his description of the calculating sense of imagination, Aristotle shifts from rational to deliberative in order to render a precise sense of rational; for he goes on to explain the deliberative sense of rational imagination as it relates to practical reasoning. what each thing is: for instance, that this [person] is that [person].”54 However, he qualifies his claim about learning by noting that non- philosophers“partake of it to a lesser extent [ἐπὶ βραχὺ].”55 Again, we see Aristotle making a distinction between different sorts of aesthetic experiences—in this case different degrees of cognitive pleasures—had by different members of the polis.	cache/ajac-210.pdf	txt/ajac-210.txt