Erika Goble is Research Manager and Researcher at NorQuest College in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

"This engaging and original book reveals whole new dimensions of the experiences of the sublime. It will captivate art critics, philosophers, and laymen alike." - Alphonso Lingis, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Pennsylvania State University

• Contents:1) An Introduction to the Sublimity of Images      2) The Flight of Icarus: The Sublime as Awe & Terror     3) The Tate’s Blue Butterflies: The Sublime as the Experience of the Exquisite & the Monstrous 4) The Raw Appeal of a Figure with Meat: The Sublime as the Experience of Horror & Delight5) The Challenge of Doubting Thomas: The Sublime as the Experience of Clarity & Mystery6) On a Starry Night like this, I would like to Die: The Sublime as Existence & Inexistence7) Sublimity and the Image        8) Pedagogy and the Sublime Image         9) References

Erika Goble is Research Manager and Researcher at NorQuest College in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

"This engaging and original book reveals whole new dimensions of the experiences of the sublime. It will captivate art critics, philosophers, and laymen alike." - Alphonso Lingis, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Pennsylvania State University

• Contents:1) An Introduction to the Sublimity of Images      2) The Flight of Icarus: The Sublime as Awe & Terror     3) The Tate’s Blue Butterflies: The Sublime as the Experience of the Exquisite & the Monstrous 4) The Raw Appeal of a Figure with Meat: The Sublime as the Experience of Horror & Delight5) The Challenge of Doubting Thomas: The Sublime as the Experience of Clarity & Mystery6) On a Starry Night like this, I would like to Die: The Sublime as Existence & Inexistence7) Sublimity and the Image        8) Pedagogy and the Sublime Image         9) References

Erika Goble is Research Manager and Researcher at NorQuest College in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

"This engaging and original book reveals whole new dimensions of the experiences of the sublime. It will captivate art critics, philosophers, and laymen alike." - Alphonso Lingis, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Pennsylvania State University

• Contents:1) An Introduction to the Sublimity of Images      2) The Flight of Icarus: The Sublime as Awe & Terror     3) The Tate’s Blue Butterflies: The Sublime as the Experience of the Exquisite & the Monstrous 4) The Raw Appeal of a Figure with Meat: The Sublime as the Experience of Horror & Delight5) The Challenge of Doubting Thomas: The Sublime as the Experience of Clarity & Mystery6) On a Starry Night like this, I would like to Die: The Sublime as Existence & Inexistence7) Sublimity and the Image        8) Pedagogy and the Sublime Image         9) References