The Science of Aesthetics, or, The Nature, Kinds, Laws, and Uses of Beauty

This book covers the nature and principles of beauty, aesthetics and art theory. It highlights concepts such as the sublime, taste, form, and design. The author takes a philosophical approach to the subject, exploring the significant works of other philosophers who wrote on the topic of aesthetics. It is ideal for individuals looking to understand the philosophy of beauty and art at a deeper level.

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