The Development of Taste, and Other Studies in Aesthetics

admiration Aeneid Aeschylus aesthetic agreeable animal answer appearance argument association Assyrians beast believe birds Book of Job Christian clouds conceive delight development of taste divine earth emotion of sublimity Euripides existence experience expression external fact feeling flowers flux forms and colours grandeur Grant Allen Greeks heavens human ideas of beauty illusive imagination individual John F. W. Herschel judgment knowledge landscape light look Lucretius ment merely mind moral motion mountain nations nature objects optic nerve ourselves outward painting perceive perhaps phenomena philosophy picture picturesque poetry poets pretty question reality reason relation relativity of knowledge scenery scenes seen sensation sense sentiment sexual selection simply Sirmio song Sophocles soul sound speak species sphere spirit standard of taste supposed Theocritus theory things thou thought tion tree true truth ugly unity universe Virgil vision