Nicolas Despreaux re‐ignited interest in this concept by translating an early work about it intoFrench.
Nicolas Despreaux re‐ignited interest in this concept by translating an early work about it intoFrench. Jean Lyotard claimed that this quality creates aporia and that the emphasis on this qualitydefined Modernism in a book called "lessons on the analytic" of this concept. Schopenahauer listedweak versions of this sensation such as a still desert and light refecting from stones. The"mathematical" and "dynamical" forms of this concept are listed in Kant's (*) Critique of Judgment. Atreatise which laments the declining quality of rhetoric and contains one of the first synthesis ofHellenistic and Jewish sources defines this concept as writing which causes one to identify with thewriter's passions, and was written by Longinus. For 10 points, identify this philosophical concept, whichEdmund Burke wrote about in conjunction with "the beautiful."
Nicolas Despreaux re‐ignited interest in this concept by translating an early work about it intoFrench.
the sublime