On the Sublime and Beautiful/Part IV

by Edmund Burke

• Chapter 1: Of the Efficient Cause of the Sublime and Beautiful
• Chapter 2: Association
• Chapter 3: Cause of Pain and Fear
• Chapter 4: Continued
• Chapter 5: How the Sublime is Produced
• Chapter 6: How Pain Can be a Cause of Delight
• Chapter 7: Exercise Necessary for the Finer Organs
• Chapter 8: Why Things not Dangerous Produce a Passion Like Terror
• Chapter 9: Why Visual Objects of Great Dimensions are Sublime
• Chapter 10: Unity, Why Requisite to Vastness
• Chapter 11: The Artificial Infinite
• Chapter 12: The Vibrations Must be Similar
• Chapter 13: The Effects of Succession in Visual Objects Explained
• Chapter 14: Locke’s Opinion Concerning Darkness Considered
• Chapter 15: Darkness Terrible in its Own Nature
• Chapter 16: Why Darkness is Terrible
• Chapter 17: The Effects of Blackness
• Chapter 18: The Effects of Blackness Moderated
• Chapter 19: The Physical Cause of Love
• Chapter 20: Why Smoothness is Beautiful
• Chapter 21: Sweetness, Its Nature
• Chapter 22: Sweetness, Relaxing
• Chapter 23: Variation, Why Beautiful
• Chapter 24: Concerning Smallness
• Chapter 25: Of Colour