Philosophies of beauty from Socrates to Robert Bridges : being the source of aesthetic theory

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• INTRODUCTION = xv
• 1. XENOPHON (about 430-35O B.C.)
• Memorabilia = 1
• 2. PLATO (428-348 B.C.)
• Hippias Major = 3
• Phaedrus = 16
• Symposium = 16
• Re,bublic = 17
• Timaeus = 28
• Philebus = 29
• 3. ARISTOTLE (about 384-322 B.C.)
• Poetics = 31
• Politics = 33
• Problems = 35
• Metaphysics = 36
• 4. MARCUS TULLIUS CICERO (106-43 B.C.)
• Tusculan Dismsions = 36
• The Orator = 36
• 5. 'LONGINUS' (1st Century A.D.)
• On the Sublime = 37
• 6. MARCUS AURELIUS ANTONINUS (121-180)
• Meditations = 39
• 7. PHILOSTRATUS (about A.D. 170-245)
• Life of Apollonius of Tyana = 4
• 8. PLOTINUS (about A.D. 205-270)
• Enneads = 44
• 9. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS (about 1225-1274)
• Summa Theologica = 50
• Commentary on the Sentences = 52
• 10. SIR PHILIP SIDNEY (I554-1586)
• An Apologiefor Poetrie = 52
• 11. FRANCIS BACON, LORD VERULAM (1561-1626)
• The Proficience and Advancement of learning = 54
• Essayes or Counsels, xliii = 56
• 12. THOMAS HOBBES (1588-1679)
• Leviathan = 56
• 13. GOTTFRIED WILHELM LEIBNIZ (1646-1716)
• Meditations on Knowledge, Truth, and Ideas. = 57
• Theodicy = 57
• 14. GIANVINCENZOGRAVINA (1664-1718)
• A Discourse on the Ancient Fictions = 57
• 15. JOHN DENNIS (1657-1734)
• The Advancement and Reformation of Modern Poetry = 58
• 16. LUDOVICO ANTONIO MURATORI (1672-1750)
• The Perfection of Italian Poetry = 60
• 17. ANTHONY ASHLEY COOPER, LORD SHAFTESBURY (1671-1713)
• Characteristicks = 65
• 18. JOSEPH ADDISON (1672-1719)
• The Spectator = 65
• 19. FRANCIS HUTCHESON (1694-1740)
• An Enquity into the Original ofour Ideas of Beauty and Virtue = 70
• 20. GIAMBATTISTA VICO (1668-1744)
• The New Science = 73
• 20 A. GEORGE BERKELEY, BISHOP OF CLOYNE (1685-1753)
• The New Alciphron = 74
• 21. BARON CHRISTIAN VON WOLFF (1679-1764)
• Empirical PVchology = 81
• 22. ALEXANDER GOTTLIEB BAUMGARTEN (1714-1762)
• Philosophical Thoughts on Matters connected with Poetry = 81
• Metaphysics = 84
• Aesthetics = 84
• 23. DAVID HUME (1711-1776)
• A Treatise of Human Nature = 85
• Essays, xxiii = 86
• 24. WILLIAM HOGARTH (1697-1764)
• The Analysis of Beauty = 88
• 25. EDMUND BURKE (1729-1797)
• A Philosophicd Enquity into the Or4gin of our Iikas on the Sublime and Beauttful = 88
• 26. HENRY HOME, LORD KAMES (1696-1782)
• Elements of Criticism = 94
• 27. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS (1723-1792)
• Discourses = 95
• 28. THOMAS REID (1710-1796)
• Essays, viii = 100
• 29. ARCHIBALD ALISON (1757-1839)
• Essays on tlw Nature and Principles of Taste = 104
• 30. IMMANUEL KANT (1724-1804)
• The Critique of Judgement = 110
• 31. SIR UVEDALE PRICE (1747-1829)
• Essays on the Picturesque = 124
• 32. JOHANN CHRISTOPH FRIEDRICH VON SCHILLER (1759-1805)
• Letters an the Aesthetic Education of Mankind = 125
• 33. WILLIAM WORDSWORTH (1770-1850)
• Preface to Lyrical Ballads = 128
• Essay Supplementary to the Preface = 129
• Preface to Poems = 130
• Letter to a Friend of Burns = 130
• 34. SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE (1772-1834)
• Dejection, an Ode = 131
• On the Principles of Sound Critiuism = 133
• On Poesy or Art = 134
• 35. FRIEDRICH WILHELMJOSEPH VON SCHELLING (1775-1854)
• The Relation of the Arts of Form to Nature = 135
• 36. ARTHUR SCHOPENHAUER (1788-1860)
• The World as Will and Idea = 137
• 37. PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY (1792-1822)
• A Defence of Poetty = 148
• 38. JOHANN FRIEDRICH HERBART (1776-1841)
• Practical Philosophy = 151
• Introduction to Philosophy = 154
• Engclopaedia of Philosophy = 155
• 39. JOHN STUART MILL (1806-1873)
• Poetry and its Varieties = 158
• 40. GEORG WILHELM FRIEDRICH HEGEL (1770-1831)
• Aesthetics = 160
• 41. JOHN RUSKIN (1819-1900)
• Modern Painters = 175
• The Seven Lamps of Architecture = 180
• 42. EDUARD HANSLICK (1825-1904)
• The Beautiful in Music = 180
• 43. HERBERT SPENCER (1820-1903)
• Principles of Psychology = 182
• 44. FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE (1844-1900)
• The Birth of Tragedy = 185
• 45. WALTER PATER (1839-1894)
• Appreciations = 186
• 46. RICHARD LEWIS NETTLESHIP (1846-1892)
• Philosophical Remains, Lectures on Logic = 188
• 47. BERNARD BOSANQUET (1848-1923)
• A Histoiy of Aesthetic = 190
• Three Lectures on Aesthetic = 191
• 48. LYOV NIKOLAVEVITCH TOLSTOY (1828-1910)
• What is Art? = 191
• 49. OSCAR FINGALL O'FLAHERTIE WILLS WILDE (1856-1900)
• The Picture of Dorian Gray = 196
• 50. ROBERT ALAN MOWBRAY STEVENSON (1847-1900)
• Velasquez = 197
• 51. GEORGE SANTAYANA (1863)
• The Sense of Beauty = 198
• 52. HENRI BERGSON (1859)
• Laughter = 204
• 53. ANDREW CECIL BRADLEY (1851)
• Oxford Lectures on Poetty = 209
• 54. BENEDETTO CROCE (1866)
• A Brtviaiy of Aesthetics = 233
• New Essays in Aesthetics = 243
• Aesthetics = 243
• ProblemsofAesthetics = 244
• 55. GEORGE EDWARD MOORE (1873)
• Principia Ethica = 245
• 56. THEODOR LIPPS (1851-1914)
• 'Empathy', Inward Imitation, and Sense Feelings = 252
• A Further Consideration of 'Empathy' = 256
• 57. SIR WILLIAM MITCHELL (1861)
• Structure and Growth of the Mind = 258
• 58. CLIVE BELL (1881)
• Art = 264
• 59. ROGER FRY (1866)
• Vision and Design = 266
• Transformptions = 267
• 60. SAMUEL ALEXANDER(1859)
• Space, Time, and Deity = 267
• 61. THOMAS ERNEST HULME (1883-1917)
• Speculations = 273
• 62. C. K. OGDEN, I. A. RICHARDS, and JAMES WOOD
• The Foundations of Aesthetics. = 276
• 63. IVORARMSTRONGRICHARDS (1893)
• Principles of Literary Criticism = 277
• 64. PHILIP LEON (1895)
• Aesthetic Knowledge = 284
• Suggestions from Aestheticsfor the Metaphysic of Quality = 290
• 65. ROBIN GEORGECOLLINGWOOD (1889)
• Outlines of a Philosophy of Art = 292
• Speculum Mentis = 296
• 66. RALPH BARI'ON PERRY (1876)
• General Theory of Value = 298
• 67. JOHN LAIRD (1887)
• The Idea of Value = 300
• 68. WALTER TERENCE STACE (1886)
• The Meaning of Beauty = 301
• 69. JOHN DEWEY (1859)
• Experience and Nature = 306
• 70. DAVID WIGHT PRALL (1886)
• Aesthetic Judgement = 308
• 71. CURTJOHN DUCASSE (1881)
• The Philosophy of Art = 312
• 72. WILLIAM DAVID ROSS (1877)
• The Right and the Good = 316
• 73. GIOVANNI GENTILE (1875)
• The Philosophy of Art = 320
• 74. ROBERT BRIDGES (1844-1930)
• The Testament of Beauty = 331
• INDEX = 332