The Aesthetics of Roman Ingarden

Brunius, Teddy

doi:10.2307/2105637

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The Sublime Amongst Us1

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“…Many of these images form part of our collective memory, icons of a particular moment in time or of a shared experience (Hariman & Lucaites, 2003;Taylor, 2003). However, some images have a force that is solitary, private, and individual (Barthes, 1981;Brunius, 1970;Ingarden, 1985). While seemingly only a picture, a video, a painting, or a drawing among the thousands we see daily, this image is somehow infinitely more.…”

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Sublimity & the Image: A Hermeneutic Phenomenological Exploration

Goble

2013

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For over 2000 years, the sublime has been a source of fascination for philosophers, artists, and even the general public at times. We have written hundreds of treatises on the subject, put forth innumerable definitions and explanations, and even tried to reproduce it in art and literature. But, despite our efforts, our understanding of the sublime remains elusive. In this paper, the sublime is explored as a potential human experience that can be evoked by an image. Drawing upon concrete experiences, the phenomenon of sublimity suggests a compelling, embodied response to the visual object that can evoke a fundamental change of being.

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