Chapter I
Francis Plumptre Beresford Osmaston translation
THE NOTION OF THE BEAUTIFUL IN GENERAL
1. The Idea 147
[(a) The Idea is concrete, not abstract 149
(b) Objectivity is the real existence of the notion, and the means whereby it is actualized 152
(c) The Idea is the harmonized totality of the two aspects] 152
2. The Determinate Existence of the Idea 153
3. The Idea of the Beautiful 153
[(a) Not apprehended alone by the faculty of the understanding, or the finite categories 154
(b) The nature of finite or abstract apprehension and practical volition considered 155
(c) The object of beauty resolves and the one-sidedness of both standpoints in a free and infinite totality] 157