Английски език
This philosophical treatise explores the concepts of beauty and the sublime, delving into the ways in which these emotions are experienced and how they have been historically understood. The author argues that beauty and the sublime have objective qualities that can be apprehended through aesthetic experience, and provides a framework for understanding these qualities.
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