Sensation and Intuition

Exploring various dimensions of psychology and aesthetics, this collection of essays delves into the evolution hypothesis, emotional expression, and moral self-culture. It examines recent German experiments in sensation, the genesis of free will, and the aesthetic aspects of character. The work also discusses the nature of musical sensation and expression, alongside the representation of character in art, including insights from Lessing's Hamburg Dramaturgy. Overall, it presents a comprehensive analysis of the intersection between human psychology and aesthetic theory.