On the Sublime / Peri Hupsous¶
Longinus. (1995). On the Sublime / Peri Hupsous. Harvard University Press.
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- Sublime
- The exaltation and elevation: the aftermath of awe producing transformation, insight, or sense of having encountered something profound, the "transport" Longinus (c. 1st century AD) identifies as sublimity's mark
This sourceEarliest extant treatise on sublimity (hypsos): the sublime in language and thought produces ekstasis, a transport that elevates the listener beyond ordinary persuasion.
- The exaltation and elevation: the aftermath of awe producing transformation, insight, or sense of having encountered something profound, the "transport" Longinus (c. 1st century AD) identifies as sublimity's mark
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