Editing The Sublime (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''The Sublime''' — An aesthetic quality of "Greatness," whether physical, moral, intellectual, or artistic, that is "Beyond all calculation" or "Imitation."
* '''Edmund Burke''' — The philosopher who defined the sublime as "Delightful Terror" (The feeling of being safe while watching something dangerous).
* '''Immanuel Kant''' — The philosopher who saw the sublime as the "Mind's realization" of its own "Infinite Reason" when faced with "Infinite Nature."
* '''The Mathematical Sublime''' — The feeling when faced with something "Vast" (e.g., 'The Galaxy' or 'The Desert').
* '''The Dynamical Sublime''' — The feeling when faced with "Unstoppable Power" (e.g., 'A Tornado' or 'A Hurricane').
* '''Awe''' — The mixture of "Reverence," "Fear," and "Wonder."
* '''The Picturesque''' — The "Middle Ground" between the "Orderly Beauty" of a garden and the "Wild Sublime" of a mountain.
* '''Terror''' — Burke's "Engine of the Sublime": the feeling that our "Self-Preservation" is at risk.
* '''Longinus''' — The ancient Greek author of "On the Sublime," who saw it as the "Power of Language" to "Transport" the listener.
* '''Transcendence''' — The feeling of "Rising Above" our physical bodies through an encounter with the sublime.
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