Essai sur la po sie et sur la musique, Consid r es dans les affections de l'ame, by James Beattie, Jean-Pierre Giegler, and Andrea Mainardi, explores the profound connection between poetry, music, and human emotions. This 1797 edition delves into the aesthetic qualities of both art forms, examining how they stir and reflect the soul's deepest affections.
Beattie's work provides valuable insights into 18th-century thought on aesthetics and the arts, offering a rich historical context for understanding the interplay between artistic expression and emotional experience. The essay, presented in French, invites readers to consider the enduring power of poetry and music to move and inspire.
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