Ueber die Idee des Schönen in besonderer Beziehung auf poetische Darstellung. Ein Programm.

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8vo, pp. 96; contemporary glazed green boards, single gilt rule to sides, spine ruled in gilt, a.e.g., extremities a little worn, else fine and crisp; with faint ownership inscription in ink to front free endpaper. First and only edition of this rarely found aesthetic by the philosopher, philologist and later bishop of Speyer, Johann Peter Richarz (1781-1855). Richarz is clearly well-read and discusses the idea of beauty as found in English writers such as Home, Locke, and Burke before concentrating on Kant's aesthetics. He concludes with an assessment of beauty in poetry and its prerequisites, such as order, harmony, rhythm, etc. Richarz had been professor of rhetoric and poetics at Würzburg university, and head of the university library before following a church career. Not in OCLC, KVK lists three copies in Germany; ADB XXVIII pp. 424 ff. N° de ref. del artículo 4369

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