...applicable to fublimity ; particularly that, like grandeur, it is a fpecies of agreeablenefs ; that a beautiful object placed high, appearing more agreeable than formerly, produces in the fpectator a new emotion, termed the emotion offublimity; and that the perfection of order, regularity,...

...applicable to fublimity ; particularly, that, like grandeur, it is a fpecies of agreeablenefs ; that a beautiful object placed high, appearing more agreeable than formerly, produces in the fpectator a new emotion, termed the emotion of fublimity ; and that the perfection of order, regularity,...

...horizontal extension. It is an observation made by Lord Kaimes, that a beautiful object, placed lii^li, appearing more agreeable than formerly, produces in the spectator a new emotion, called the emotion of " sublimity; " and, as this doctrine had hitherto passed unquestioned, it was...

...exciting a sympathetic energy in the mind of the spectator or of the reader. According to Lord Kames, "a beautiful object, placed high, appearing " more..." every other emotion, resembling this emotion of eleva" tion, is called by the same name."J Longinus, who confined his attention to the Sublime in writing,...

...According to Lord Kames, " a beautiful object, " placed high, appearing more agreeable than for" merly, produces in the spectator a new emotion, " termed...emotion of elevation, is " called by the same name." t Longinus, who confined his attention to the Sublime in writing, contented himself with remarking...

...applicable to sublimity ; particularly, that, like grandeur, it is a species of agreeableness ; that a beautiful object placed high, appearing more agreeable...new emotion, termed the emotion of sublimity ; and that the perfection of order, regularity, and proportion, is less required in objects placed high,...

...particularly, that, like grandeur, it is a species of agreeableness ; that a beautiful object placed 4iigh, appearing more agreeable than formerly, produces in...new emotion, termed the emotion of sublimity; and that the perfection of order, regularity, and proportion, is less required in objects placed high,...

...Sublimity. to sublimity : particularly that, like grandeur, it is a species of agreeableness ; that a beautiful object placed high, appearing more agreeable...new emotion, termed the emotion of sublimity; and that the perfection of order, regularity, and proportion, is less required in objects placed high,...

...exciting a sympathetic energy in the mind of the spectator or of the reader. According to Lord Kames, " a beautiful object, placed high, appearing more agreeable...emotion of elevation, is called by the same name." * Longinus, who confined his attention to the Sublime in writing, contented himself with remarking...

...exciting a sympathetic energy in the mind of the spectator or of the reader. According to Lord Kames, " a beautiful object, placed high, appearing more agreeable...emotion of elevation, is called by the same name." * Longinus, who confined his attention to the Sublime in writing, contented himself with remarking...