| Sublime, Beautiful, Picturesque |
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| n | Longinus,
On the Sublime (AD 50) |
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| – | Resulting
from spirit--a spark from writer to reader-- |
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| rather
than technique |
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| n | Edmund
Burke, Philosophical Inquiry into the |
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| Origins
of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful |
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| (1757-1759) |
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| n | Immanuel
Kant, Critique of Judgment (1790) |
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| – | Beauty
is finite; the sublime is infinite |
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