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In 'On the Sublime,' Longinus explores the concept of sublimity in literature, a powerful force capable of evoking passionate responses from readers. Employing a rich rhetorical style reminiscent of ancient Greek philosophy, Longinus delves into the qualities that elevate writing from the mundane to the extraordinary. His analysis encompasses examples from classical poets and authors, illustrating how a mastery of language can transcend mere aesthetics to touch the deeper emotions and intellect of the audience. This treatise not only reflects the literary context of the 1st century but also…mehr

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In 'On the Sublime,' Longinus explores the concept of sublimity in literature, a powerful force capable of evoking passionate responses from readers. Employing a rich rhetorical style reminiscent of ancient Greek philosophy, Longinus delves into the qualities that elevate writing from the mundane to the extraordinary. His analysis encompasses examples from classical poets and authors, illustrating how a mastery of language can transcend mere aesthetics to touch the deeper emotions and intellect of the audience. This treatise not only reflects the literary context of the 1st century but also serves as a seminal work that has influenced the understanding of literary beauty through the ages. Longinus, active in the 1st century CE, is often associated with the wider Hellenistic tradition, drawing from the influences of Aristotle and other philosophers. His work emerged during a period of critical examination of rhetoric and aesthetics, where he sought to articulate the principles of effective communication and emotional impact in literature. As a literary critic, Longinus infused his insights with profound philosophical reflections that reveal the transformative power of art, perhaps shaped by his own experiences in a society grappling with the intersection of rhetoric and truth. 'On the Sublime' is essential reading for anyone interested in literary theory, providing not only a foundation for understanding the sublime in art, but also a lens through which to evaluate the emotional landscape of literature. Scholars and enthusiasts alike will find in Longinus's work both the rigor of critical thought and the beauty of poetic expression, making it a timeless guide to the art of writing.

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Longinus, an enigmatic literary figure active in the 1st century, is traditionally attributed as the author of 'On the Sublime' (¿e¿¿ ¿¿¿¿¿), a seminal work in the field of literary criticism that continues to influence modern aesthetics. Not much is known about his life, and even his identity is shrouded in mystery; some scholars have questioned whether Longinus is a real person or a pseudonym. Despite these uncertainties, 'On the Sublime' stands as his lasting legacy, profoundly impacting the analysis and appreciation of literature. In this treatise, Longinus explores the concept of the sublime, an artistic effect that evokes grandeur and overwhelming emotional response. He discusses the techniques through which writers can achieve sublimity, including the use of grand ideas, passionate and vigorous diction, and adept construction of figures of speech. Longinus also does not shy away from criticizing works that fail to reach sublimity, demonstrating his discerning taste and deep understanding of literary craft. Though only fragments of 'On the Sublime' have survived, they offer invaluable insight into the ancient critical mind and continue to be referenced in discussions on rhetoric and narrative excellence. The precise and penetrating analysis found within its pages solidifies its author, be he historical or hypothetical, as a foundational critic in the Western literary tradition.