Æsthetic as science of expression and general linguistic
by Benedetto Croce
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Contents
- Extract from Introduction to the First English Edition, 1909
- Note by the Translator
- Author's Preface
- Intuition and Expression
- Intuition and Art
- Art and Philosophy
- Historicism and Intellectualism in Æsthetic
- Analogous Errors in the Theory of History and in Logic
- The Theoretic Activity and the Practical Activity
- Analogy Between the Theoretic and the Practical
- Exclusion of Other Spiritual Forms
- Indivisibility of Expression Into Modes or Degrees and Criticism of Rhetoric
- Æsthetic Feelings and the Distinction Between the Beautiful and the Ugly
- Criticism of Æsthetic Hedonism
- The Æsthetic of the Sympathetic and Pseudo-Æsthetic Concepts
- The "Physically Beautiful" in Nature and in Art
- Errors Arising from the Confusion Between Physics and Æsthetic
- The Activity of Externalization. Technique and the Theory of the Arts
- Taste and the Reproduction of Art
- The History of Literature and Art
- Identity of Linguistic and Æsthetic
- Æsthetic Ideas in Græco-Roman Antiquity
- Æsthetic Ideas in the Middle Ages and Renaissance
- Ferments of Thought in the Seventeenth Century
- Æsthetic Ideas in the Cartesian and Leibnitian Schools, and the "Æsthetic" of Baumgarten
- Giambattista Vico
- Minor Æsthetic Doctrines of the Eighteenth Century
- Other Æsthetic Doctrines of the Same Period
- Immanuel Kant
- The Æsthetic of Idealism: Schiller, Schelling, Solger, Hegel
- Schopenhauer and Herbart
- Friedrich Schleiermacher
- The Philosophy of Language: Humboldt and Steinthal
- Minor German Æstheticians
- Æsthetic in France, England and Italy During the First Half of the Nineteenth Century
- Francesco De Sanctis
- Æsthetic of the Epigoni
- Æsthetic Positivism and Naturalism
- Æsthetic Psychologism and Other Recent Tendencies
- Historical Sketches of Some Particular Doctrines
- I. Rhetoric: Or the Theory of Ornate Form
- II. History of the Artistic and Literary Kinds
- III. The Theory of the Limits of the Arts
- IV. Other Particular Doctrines
- Bibliographical Appendix