On the Sublime in Malebranche, Adam Smith, Longinus, and some Newton and Reid.
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In my post last week on Adam Smith and the sublime I claimed that throughout his writings Smith uses ‘sublime’ in three distinct senses: first, to refer to a style (in writing and oratory) with grandeur (associated with Longinus).
On the Sublime in Malebranche, Adam Smith, Longinus, and some Newton and Reid.
On the Sublime in Malebranche, Adam Smith…
On the Sublime in Malebranche, Adam Smith, Longinus, and some Newton and Reid.
In my post last week on Adam Smith and the sublime I claimed that throughout his writings Smith uses ‘sublime’ in three distinct senses: first, to refer to a style (in writing and oratory) with grandeur (associated with Longinus).