Studies in Aesthetics

abstract accepted activity actual aesthetic appear appreciation Aristotle artistic aspect associated attitude balance beauty becomes believe Caesar called character complex concept concrete conscious contemplation creates critical culture delight depicted distinction dominant drama effect elements emotions enjoy enjoyment essential experience expression fact fear feelings felt function give held higher holds human idea ideal illusion imagination Indian individual intellectual interest intuition involved Keats kind knowledge known latter manner means metaphysics mind mood nature notion object one's opposites original particular passions person philosophy pity play pleasure poem poet poetic poetry present principle produce proper pure question rasa realised reality reason recognised regard relation religion religious represented seen sense sentiment Shakespeare speaks spirit suffered suggest theory things thought tion tragedy true truth understand universal wants writing