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Symbol and Intuition: Comparative Studies in Kantian and Romantic-Period Aesthetics

Symbol and Intuition, co-edited with Helmut Hühn, is a commissioned 11-chapter peer-reviewed volume that analyses literary and philosophical formulations of two key concepts in aesthetics that gained extraordinary prominence in the wake of Kant's Critique of Judgment. To ensure a fully comparative and interdisciplinary work, the editors invited and liased with authors from departments of Philosophy, German Studies and English Literature. As well as commissioning and editing translations of chapters composed in German, Vigus was responsible for a 7,256-word co-authored introduction and two sole-authored chapters of 6,591 and 7,457 words.