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§ 24.   Multiplicity in uniformity  97 § 25.   Example of the stars  100 § 26.   Defects of pure multiplicity  106 § 27.   Aesthetics of democracy  110 § 28.   Values of types and values of examples  112 § 29.   Origin of types  116 § 30.   The average modified in the direction of pleasure  121 § 31.   Are all things beautiful?  126 § 32.   Effects of indeterminate form  131 § 33.   Example of landscape  133 § 34.   Extensions to objects usually not regarded aesthetically  138 § 35.   Further dangers of indeterminateness  142 § 36.   The illusion of infinite perfection  146 § 37.   Organized nature the source of apperceptive forms  152 § 38.   Utility the principle of organization in nature  155 § 39.   The relation of utility to beauty  157 § 40.   Utility the principle of organization in the arts  160 § 41.   Form and adventitious ornament  163 § 42.   Syntactical form  167 § 42.   Literary form.  The plot  171 § 44.   Character as an aesthetic form  174 § 45.   Ideal characters  176 § 46.   The religious imagination  180 § 47.   Preference is ultimately irrational  185         Part IV. — Expression   § 48.   Expression defined  192 § 49.   The associative process  198 § 50.   Kinds of value in the second term  201 § 51.   Aesthetic value in the second term  205 § 52.   Practical value in the same  208 § 53.   Cost as an element of effect  211