A Philosophical Enquiry Into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful Quiz

Edmund Burke

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Prefaces, and Introduction On Taste Part I

Introduction On Taste Part II

Part I

Part II, Sections I - IX

Part II, Sections X - XXII

Part III, Sections I - VIII

Part III, Sections IX - XXVII

Part IV, Sections I - VII

Part IV, Sections VIII - XXV

Part V

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A Philosophical Enquiry Into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful Quiz

A Philosophical Enquiry Into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful Quiz

What, according to Burke, is the state of a man whose teeth are set and whose forehead is wrinkled? (from Part IV, Sections I - VII)

What example does Burke cite in his discussion of how people may convey ideas of things which they do not know? (from Part V)

What kinds of sounds does Burke say can be sublime? (from Part II, Sections X - XXII)

Burke asserts that vastness of dimension is as sublime as: (from Part II, Sections I - IX)

What passage does Burke offer as an example of the effect of words? (from Part V)