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LIBRARY

THE PHILOSOPHY

OF

THE HUMAN MIND.

BY THE LATE

THOMAS BROWN, M. D.

PROFESSOR OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

CORRECTED FROM THE LAST LONDON EDITION.

STEREOTYPED BY T. H CARTER & CO. BOSTON.

HALLOWELL:
GLAZIER, MASTERS & Co.
1833.

I. Immediate Emotions, involving no Moral Feeling,

2. Wonder, at what is New and Strange,

3. Languor, at what is long continued,

4. Beauty, and its Opposite,

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LECTURE LIV.

Continuation of the same Subject,

LECTURE LV.

Continuation of the same Subject,-Why certain Objects excite this

Emotion,

LECTURE LVI.

Continuation of the same Subject, The Emotion of Beauty an original

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Feeling of the Mind,

Remarks on Mr. Alison's Theory,

LECTURE LVII.

Conclusion of the Emotion of Beauty and its Opposite,

5. Sublimity,

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LECTURE LVIII.

Retrospect of the Emotions of Beauty and Sublimity,

6. The Ludicrous,

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