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The terms ''sublime'' refers to a linguistic, literary or artistic form which expresses noble or elevated feelings and behaviour.

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Tiglio Giulia Maria VGT

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Burke's theory was developed by the philosopher Kant who claims that the sublime derives from the free conflict between sensibility and reason.

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This 'horrible beauty' became the distinguishing feature of the Gothic novel.

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The sublime has its roots in the feelings of fear and horror created by what is infinite and terrible.

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Magnitude, unfinishedness, difficulty, magnificence and colour (the sublime requires sad and fuscous colours like black, or brown, or deep purple)

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In relation to art Burke lists as sources of sublimity:

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We are terrified by the vastness of the ocean, by obscurity, by what is powerful and by what is infinite.

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So Burke's question then becomes: what terrifies us?

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The sublime is that which produces terror.

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The sublime produces admitation, reverence and respect.

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The sublime now becomes what causes astonishment.

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The first was that the sublime should be discussed in terms of its effects upon the perceiver.

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The writings of Burke contained two themes:

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The most interesting development of this idea is found in a work by Edmund Burke, where the beautiful and the sublime opposite are considered.

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In the journal ''The spectator'' (by Joseph Addison) the distinction between the beautiful and the sublime is made.

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The sublime is identified with beauty and found their origin in the passion of inspiration echoing in the soul.

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The terms ''sublime'' refers to a linguistic, literary or artistic form which expresses noble or elevated feelings and behaviour.