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On taste
Book • 1909
In 'A Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful', Edmund Burke examines the nature of taste, arguing that it is grounded in universal principles despite apparent differences.
He explores how the senses, imagination, and judgment contribute to our understanding of beauty and the sublime.
The work is foundational in aesthetics, linking sensory experiences to broader philosophical and psychological insights.
He explores how the senses, imagination, and judgment contribute to our understanding of beauty and the sublime.
The work is foundational in aesthetics, linking sensory experiences to broader philosophical and psychological insights.
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