A provocative examination of the concept of the sublime from the eighteenth century to its reappearance within contemporary aesthetics and postmodern theory.
A provocative examination of the concept of the sublime from the eighteenth century to its reappearance within contemporary aesthetics and postmodern theory.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Chapter 1 Mountains, Tigers, and Magnanimity: A Passion and Its Objects Chapter 2 A Pleasing Rape? Boswell versus Johnson in the History of the Sublime Chapter 3 Proud Creatures: The Fascination of Greatness Chapter 4 The Claim to a Nobler Motive: Kant Chapter 5 The Triumph of the Will: Schiller Chapter 6 The Philosophy of Belief: German Idealism Chapter 7 Common Senses: Eighteenth-Century Survivals Chapter 8 The Literature of Power: The Nineteenth Century Chapter 9 Epiphany and Therapy: The Twentieth Century Chapter 10 Sublimity
Chapter 1 Mountains, Tigers, and Magnanimity: A Passion and Its Objects Chapter 2 A Pleasing Rape? Boswell versus Johnson in the History of the Sublime Chapter 3 Proud Creatures: The Fascination of Greatness Chapter 4 The Claim to a Nobler Motive: Kant Chapter 5 The Triumph of the Will: Schiller Chapter 6 The Philosophy of Belief: German Idealism Chapter 7 Common Senses: Eighteenth-Century Survivals Chapter 8 The Literature of Power: The Nineteenth Century Chapter 9 Epiphany and Therapy: The Twentieth Century Chapter 10 Sublimity
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