The Theory of Beauty

¹ Cf A. C. Bradley abstract actually aesthetic æsthetic experience Aesthetik arabesque Aristotle artistic aware become Bradley called character classical Coleridge colour concept consciousness contemplation criticism Critique of Judgment Croce described desire Dionysiac Dionysus distinction distinguishes doctrine dream Einfühlung element emotion Estetica exist expression faculties feeling genius Goethe harmony Hegel human idea ideal imagination imitation individual intuition judgment Kant Kant's kind knowledge language least less logical Lyrical Ballads meaning merely mind Modern Painters moral natural beauty Nietzsche object ourselves painting passion perception perfect perhaps Pheidias Philebus philosophy Plato pleasant pleasure Plotinus poem poet Poetics poetry Pratica Problemi pure reality recognise Ruskin Schopenhauer sculpture seems sense sensuous Shakespeare simply soul spirit sublime suggested supra Symbolic Art taste theory of beauty things thought tion tragedy true truth ugly universal volitions Vorstellung words Wordsworth καὶ