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Solitude and the Sublime: Romantic and the Aesthetics of Individuation
Ferguson traces the development of two accounts of the sublime, Burkean empiricism and Kantian formalism, to argue that they have been definitive for subsequent discussions of the significance of aesthetics, including deconstructive criticism.
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177 pages, Hardcover
First published October 22, 1992
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