- 1Introduction
- 2Vocabulary of Terminology
- 3Letters on the Æsthetical Education of Man
- 4Letter II
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- 23Letter XXI
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- 29Letter XXVII
- 30Æsthetical Essays
- 31On the Sublime
- 32The Pathetic
- 33On Grace and Dignity
- 34On Dignity
- 35On the Necessary Limitations in the Use of Beauty of Form
- 36Reflections on the Use of the Vulgar and Low Elements in Works of Art
- 37Detached Reflections on Different Questions of Æsthetics
- 38On Simple and Sentimental Poetry
- 39The Stage as a Moral Institution
- 40On the Tragic Art
- 41Of the Cause of the Pleasure We Derive From Tragic Objects
- 42Schiller’s Philosophical Letters
- 43Theosophy of Julius — The World and the Thinking Being
- 44On the Connection Between the Animal and the Spiritual Nature in Man
- 45Physical Connection — The Animal Nature Strengthens the Action of t…
- 46Philosophical Connection — Animal Impulses Awaken and Develop the I…
Aesthetical and Philosophical Essays
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