On the Sublime and Beautiful/Part II

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144988On the Sublime and Beautiful — Part IIEdmund Burke

Chapter 1: Of the Passion Caused by the Sublime
Chapter 2: Terror
Chapter 3: Obscurity
Chapter 4: Of the Difference Between Clearness and Obscurity with Regard to the Passions
Chapter 5: The Same Subject Continued
Chapter 6: Power
Chapter 7: Privation
Chapter 8: Vastness
Chapter 9: Infinity
Chapter 10: Succession and Uniformity
Chapter 11: Magnitude in Building
Chapter 12: Infinity in Pleasing Objects
Chapter 13: Difficulty
Chapter 14: Magnificence
Chapter 15: Light
Chapter 16: Light in Building
Chapter 17: Colour Considered as Productive of the Sublime
Chapter 18: Sound and Loudness
Chapter 19: Suddenness
Chapter 20: Intermitting
Chapter 21: The Cries of Animals
Chapter 22: Smell and Taste. Bitters and Stenches
Chapter 23: Feeling. Pain