In Volume 4 of his most famous work, this writer argued that Shakespeare's gift for human sympathy could only have come about because he was born in a mild landscape with no mountains.
In Volume 4 of his most famous work, this writer argued that Shakespeare's gift for human sympathy could only have come about because he was born in a mild landscape with no mountains. This writer delivered a series of lectures in which he identified the goddess Athena with The Spirit of Life that animates man. This critic distinguished between beauty as "divine attributes" versus "the felicitous fulfillment of function in living things", which he called Typical versus Vital Beauty. This author of The (*) Queen of the Air included Redundance and Savageness among the six characteristic elements of the title style in his chapter "On the Nature of Gothic". He also introduced a term for the flaw of attributing human characteristics and emotions to natural phenomena. For 10 points, name this Victorian critic who coined the term "pathetic fallacy", the author of The Stones of Venice and Modern Painters.
In Volume 4 of his most famous work, this writer argued that Shakespeare's gift for human sympathy could only have come about because he was born in a mild landscape with no mountains.
John Ruskin