Keyword [Sublime]
Result: 161 - 180 | Page: 9 of 10 |
| 161. | From the sublime to the ridiculous: The image of Napoleon Bonaparte in the American literary renaissance |
| 162. | The critical aesthetics of Kant and Lyotard: Aesthetic temporality, sublime subjectivity and the immaterial |
| 163. | Les recritures sublimes de 'L'Amour' |
| 164. | The sublime and the 'civilized' subject: History, painting, and Cook's second voyage |
| 165. | The persistence of the sublime: Capitalism and Max Weber's sociology of religion |
| 166. | Fermilab and its publics: Sublime rhetoric and the social construction of particle physics (Illinois) |
| 167. | A material ecstasy: Toward a theory of the commodity sublime in twentieth-century American poetry |
| 168. | Questionable ends: Reflections on the sublime in contemporary culture (Jane Austen, Ann Radcliffe, Mary Shelley) |
| 169. | The theological sublime: Subjectivity, temporality and imagination in the Kantian critique |
| 170. | Visions of the sublime in Chinese and American landscape painting: Dong Qichang, Shitao, Thomas Cole, and Frederic Church |
| 171. | Wallace Stevens and Jean-Francois Lyotard's postmodern sublime |
| 172. | Emerson's sublime science |
| 173. | The approach of the unpresentable: Postmodernity, the sublime and the language of the lyric |
| 174. | The sublime subject of history: Aesthetics and politics in twentieth-century China |
| 175. | Writing ethics: Sublime failures of totalization in Kant and Sade |
| 176. | DECIPHERING EGYPT: FOUR STUDIES IN THE AMERICAN SUBLIME |
| 177. | The Russian Sublime: Origins, Rhetoric, and Romantic Response in Pushkin, Platonov, and Pelevin |
| 178. | On Hegel's Idea Of Judaism |
| 179. | Study On Aesthetic Characteristics Of Feminist Documentary |
| 180. | Research On Yang Songlin's Creation Of Historical Paintings |
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