| The Sublime |
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| n | “Agreeable
horror” results from portrayals of |
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| threatening
objects |
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| n | Greater
aesthetic value if the pain producing the |
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| effect
is imaginary rather than real |
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| n | Feelings
of awe at sublime nature the aim of certain |
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| kinds of
art |
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| n | Influenced Poe,
the “Graveyard School” of poetry, |
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| and
Gothic novels |
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