1 Table of Contents: “...Inaugural Essay -- The Creative Impulse and the Aesthetic Discourse of the Arts -- Section One...”

2 Table of Contents: “...Inaugural Study -- Aesthetic Enchantment -- I -- The Phenomenology of the Experience of Enchantment...”

3 Table of Contents: “... -- Phenomenology as a Theory of Culture -- Two Husserlian and Posthusserlian Approaches to Aesthetics...”

4 Table of Contents: “...I Aesthetics of the Performing Arts: Different Phenomenological Perspectives -- The Theory of Drama...”

5 Table of Contents: “... and Lewis Carroll: The Aesthetics of Laughter in Contemporary Latin-American Literature -- Bracketing Theory...”

6 Table of Contents: “... in the Work of Art -- Various Aesthetic Rays in Literature -- Articulate Spontaneity and the Aesthetic...”

7 Table of Contents: “... and Darkness in the Song of Songs -- Light and the Aesthetics of Holiness in the Jewish Spiritual Tradition...”

8 Table of Contents: “... Immanent -- Trompe L’Oeil and the Mimetic Tradition in Aesthetics -- A Metaphysical Perspective...”

9 Subjects: “...Aesthetics...”

10 Table of Contents: “...-aesthetics -- Fly Thought on Golden Wings: The Transforming Power of Music in Verdi’s Nabucco -- Challenge...”

11 Subjects: “...Aesthetics...”

12 Table of Contents: “... Saba: An Allegorical Undoing of Aesthetic Experience -- Paul de Man and the Question of ‘Domination...”

13 Table of Contents: “... of Sacrifice -- Three Infusion of The Aesthetic Sense Into Human Experience -- Telling Stories --...”

14 Subjects: “...Aesthetics...”

15 Table of Contents: “...Theme: Gardens and the Passion for the Infinite -- Mirrors of Affectivity and Aesthetics: Gardens...”

16 Subjects: “...Aesthetics...”

17 Table of Contents: “...Section One Aesthetic Transmutation of Vital Emotions in Literary Creativity -- Two Types...”

18 Subjects: “...Aesthetics...”

19 Table of Contents: “... The Search for Harmony -- Thinking about Harmony as Category and Value in the Aesthetics of Hegel and Krause...”

20 Table of Contents: “... of the Text: A Kantian Aesthetic of Poetry and Poetic Reading -- Dante’s Address to the Reader in Face...”