- 1Dedication — Extract From Introduction to the First English Edition…
- 2Note by the Translator
- 3Author’s Preface
- 4I — Theory of Æsthetic
- 5II — Intuition and Art
- 6III — Art and Philosophy
- 7IV — Historicism and Intellectualism in Æsthetic
- 8V — Analogous Errors in the Theory of History and in Logic
- 9VI — The Theoretic Activity and the Practical Activity
- 10VII — Analogy Between the Theoretic and the Practical
- 11VIII — Exclusion of Other Spiritual Forms
- 12IX — Indivisibility of Expression Into Modes or Degrees and Critici…
- 13X — Æsthetic Feelings and the Distinction Between the Beautiful and…
- 14XI — Criticism of Æsthetic Hedonism
- 15XII — The Æsthetic of the Sympathetic and Pseudo-Æsthetic Concepts
- 16XIII — The “Physically Beautiful” in Nature and in Art
- 17XIV — Errors Arising From the Confusion Between Physics and Æsthetic
- 18XV — The Activity of Externalization. Technique and the Theory of t…
- 19XVI — Taste and the Reproduction of Art
- 20XVII — The History of Literature and Art
- 21XVIII — Conclusion — Identity of Linguistic and Æsthetic
- 22II — History of Æsthetic
- 23II — Æsthetic Ideas in the Middle Ages and Renaissance
- 24III — Ferments of Thought in the Seventeenth Century
- 25IV — Æsthetic Ideas in the Cartesian and Leibnitian Schools, and th…
- 26V — Giambattista Vico
- 27VI — Minor Æsthetic Doctrines of the Eighteenth Century
- 28VII — Other Æsthetic Doctrines of the Same Period
- 29VIII — Immanuel Kant
- 30IX — The Æsthetic of Idealism: Schiller, Schelling, Solger, Hegel
- 31X — Schopenhauer and Herbart
- 32XI — Friedrich Schleiermacher
- 33XII — The Philosophy of Language: Humboldt and Steinthal
- 34XIII — Minor German Æstheticians
- 35XIV — Æsthetic in France, England and Italy During the First Half o…
- 36XV — Francesco de Sanctis
- 37XVI — Æsthetic of the Epigoni
- 38XVII — Æsthetic Positivism and Naturalism
- 39XVIII — Æsthetic Psychologism and Other Recent Tendencies
- 40XIX — Historical Sketches of Some Particular Doctrines
- 41I — Rhetoric: Or the Theory of Ornate Form
- 42II — History of the Artistic and Literary Kinds
- 43III — The Theory of the Limits of the Arts
- 44IV — Other Particular Doctrines
- 45Bibliographical Appendix
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