Chapter II: Part IV: — Expression

§ 48. Expression defined 192 § 49. The associative process 198 § 50. Kinds of value in the second term 201 § 51. Aesthetic value in the second term 205 § 52. Practical value in the same 208 § 53. Cost as an element of effect 211 § 54. The expression of economy and fitness 214 § 55. The authority of morals over aesthetics 218 § 56. Negative values in the second term 221 § 57. Influence of the first term in the pleasing expression of evil 226 § 58. Mixture of other expressions, including that of truth 228 § 59. The liberation of self 233 § 60. The sublime independent of the expression of evil 239 § 61. The comic 245 § 62. Wit 250 § 63. Humour 253 § 64. The grotesque 256 § 65. The possibility of finite perfection 258 § 66. The stability of the ideal 263

§ 67. Conclusion 266-270 Footnotes Index 271-275