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GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1

PLATO 8

Ion 10

from Republic 16

from Phaedrus 36

from Sophist 38

from Philebus 40

from Cratylus 41

ARISTOTLE 48

from Physics 49

from Metaphysics 51

Poetics 52

from Rhetoric 69

MARCUS TULLIUS CICERO 74

from Brutus 75

QUINTUS HORATIUS FLACCUS(HORAE) 78

Art of Poetry 79

STRABO 86

from Geography 87

PUBLIUS CORNELIUS TACITUS 90

from Dialogue on Oratory 91

PSEUDO-LONGINUS 94

On the Sublime 95

PLUTARCH 119

from How The Young Man Should Study Poetry 120

FLAVIUS PHILOSTRATUS 124

from Lives of the Sophists 125

PLOTINUS 127

from Enneads 128

SAINT AUGUSTINE 140

from On Christian Doctrine 141

ANICUS MANLIUS SEVERINUS BOETHIUS 147

from The Consolation of Philosophy 148

SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS 149

from Summa Theologica 150

DANTE ALIGHIERI 153

from The Banquet 154

from Letter to Can Grande Della Scala 154

GIOVANNI BOCCACCIO 157

from Life of Dante 158

from Genealogy of the Gentile Gods 160

JULIUS CAESAR SCALIGER 168

from Poetics 169

LODOVICO CASTELVETRO 176

from The Poetics of Aristotle Translated and Explained 177

SIR PHILIP SIDNEY 185

An Apology for Poetry 186

GIORDANO BRUNO 207

from Concerning the Cause,the Principle,and the One 208

GIACOPO MAZZONI 215

from On the Defense of the Comedy of Dante 216

TORQUATO TASSO 226

from Discourses on the Heroic Poem 227

SIR FRANCIS BACON 234

from The Advancement of Learning 235

Preface to the Wisdom of the Ancients 236

from The New Organon 238

PIERRE CORNEILLE 244

Of the Three Unities of Action,Time,and Place 245

JOHN DRYDEN 253

An Essay of Dramatic Poesy 254

JOHN LOCKE 281

from An Essay Concerning Human Understanding 282

ALEXANDER POPE 297

An Essay on Criticism 298

JOSEPH ADDISON 307

On the Pleasures of the Imagination 308

GIAMBATTISTA VICO 313

from The New Science 314

DAVID HUME 322

Of the Standard of Taste 323

EDMUND BURKE 332

from A Philosophical Inquiry Into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful 333

EDWARD YOUNG 347

from Conjectureson Original Composition 348

SAMUEL JOHNSON 357

Rambler,Number 4:On Fiction 358

from Rasselas 360

from Preface to Shakespeare 361

HENRYHOME,LORD KAMES 369

from Elements of Criticism:Introduction 370

Chapter XXV 372

GOTTHOLD EPHRAIM LESSING 378

from Laoco？n 379

DENIS DIDEROT 383

from The Paradox of Acting 384

SIRJOSHUA REYNOLDS 393

from Discourses on Art 394

IMMANUEL KANT 416

from Critique of Judgment 419

MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT 441

from A Vindication of the Rights of Woman 442

WILLIAM BLAKE 447

from The Marriage of Heaven and Hell 448

from Letter to Thomas Butts 448

from Annotations to Reynolds'Discourses 448

from A Descriptive Catalogue 458

from A Vision of the Last Judgment 458

FRIEDRICH SCHILLER 460

from Letters on the Aesthetic Education of Man 461

FRIEDRICH SCHLEGEL 473

from Critical Fragments(Lyceum Fragments) 474

from Athenaeum Fragments 477

from On Incomprehensibility 480

WILLIAM WORDSWORTH 481

Preface to the Second Edition of Lyrical Ballads 482

SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE 493

Shakespeare's Judgment Equal to His Genius 494

from On the Principles of Genial Criticism 497

from Biographia Literaria 501

from Essays on the Principles of Method 508

from The Statesman's Manual 519

from On the Constitution of Church and State 519

WILHELM VON HUMBOLDT 523

from Collected Works 524

JOHN KEATS 534

from Letter to Benjamin Bailey 535

from Letter to George and Thomas Keats 536

from Letter to John Taylor 536

from Letter to Richard Woodhouse 536

PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY 537

A Defense of Poetry 538

GEORG WILHELM FRIEDRICH HEGEL 552

from The Philosophy of Fine Art 553

from The Phenomenology of Mind 561

RALPH WALDO EMERSON 566

from The American Scholar 567

The Poet 570

EDGAR ALLAN POE 580

from The Poetic Principle 581

MATTHEW ARNOLD 586

The Function of Criticism at the Present Time 587

from The Study of Poetry 599

CHARLES BAUDELAIRE 604

from The Salon of 1859 604

KARL MARX and FRIEDRICH ENGELS 607

Manifesto of the Communist Party 608

from The German Ideology 614

from A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy 615

WALTER PATER 617

from Studies in the History of the Renaissance 618