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What is the difference between "the sublime" and "the beautiful" according to Edmund Burke?

  • "The sublime" and "the beautiful" are two words that mean the same thing
  • "The sublime" aims to unsettle us, while "the beautiful" is pleasing to the senses (correct)
  • "The sublime" and "the beautiful" are both negative aspects of art
  • "The sublime" is pleasing to the senses, while "the beautiful" aims to unsettle us

    • What is the difference between Sublime and Beautiful art according to Edmund Burke?

  • Sublime art is pleasing to the senses, while Beautiful art is designed to unsettle us.
  • There is no difference between Sublime and Beautiful art.
  • Sublime art is designed to unsettle us, while Beautiful art is pleasing to the senses. (correct)
  • Sublime art is only found in music, while Beautiful art is found in painting.

    • What is the main effect that "sublime" art has on us?

  • It makes us feel happy
  • It makes us feel nothing
  • It makes us feel sad
  • It makes us feel awe, wonder, tears, and/or fear (correct)

    • What is the main effect of Sublime art on the audience?

    <p>It promotes feelings of fear and anxiety.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is an example of "beautiful" art?

    <p>A painting that depicts a serene landscape</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Sublime art suggest about the audience's connection to reality?

    <p>It suggests that the audience is limited and mortal, but may be connected to a grander reality.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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