On the Sublime and Beautiful/Part I

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144953On the Sublime and Beautiful — Part IEdmund Burke

Chapter 1: Novelty
Chapter 2: Pain and Pleasure
Chapter 3: The Difference Between the Removal of Pain, and Positive Pleasure
Chapter 4: Of Delight and Pleasure as Opposed to Each Other
Chapter 5: Joy and Grief
Chapter 6: Of the Passions Which Belong to Self-Preservation
Chapter 7: Of the Sublime
Chapter 8: Of the Passions Which Belong to Society
Chapter 9: The Final Cause of the Difference Between the Passions Belonging to Self-Preservation and Those Which Regard the Society of the Sexes
Chapter 10: Of Beauty
Chapter 11: Society and Solitude
Chapter 12: Sympathy, Imitation, and Ambition
Chapter 13: Sympathy
Chapter 14: The Effects of Sympathy in the Distresses of Others
Chapter 15: Of the Effects of Tragedy
Chapter 16: Imitation
Chapter 17: Ambition
Chapter 18: The Recapitulation
Chapter 19: The Conclusion