Editing Literary criticism (section)

===Enlightenment period===
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*[[Thomas Hobbes]]: ''Answer to Davenant's preface to ''Gondibert
*[[Pierre Corneille]]: ''Of the Three Unities of Action, Time, and Place''
*[[John Dryden]]: ''An Essay of Dramatic Poesy''
*[[Nicolas Boileau-Despréaux]]: ''The Art of Poetry''
*[[John Locke]]: ''An Essay Concerning Human Understanding''
*[[John Dennis (dramatist)|John Dennis]]: ''The Advancement and Reformation of Modern Poetry''
*[[Alexander Pope]]: ''An Essay on Criticism''
*[[Joseph Addison]]: ''On the Pleasures of the Imagination'' (''Spectator'' essays)
*[[Giambattista Vico]]: ''The New Science''
*[[Edmund Burke]]: ''A Philosophical Inquiry into the Origins of Our Ideas of the Sublime and the Beautiful''
*[[David Hume]]: ''Of the Standard of Taste''
*[[Samuel Johnson]]: ''On Fiction'', ''Rasselas'', ''Preface to ''Shakespeare
*[[Edward Young]]: ''Conjectures on Original Composition''
*[[Gotthold Ephraim Lessing]]: ''Laocoön''
*[[Joshua Reynolds]]: ''Discourses on Art''
*[[Richard Sharp (politician)|Richard "Conversation" Sharp]] [https://archive.org/stream/lettersandessay01shargoog Letters & Essays in Prose & Verse]
* James Usher :''Clio: or a Discourse on Taste (1767)''<ref name="google">{{cite book |title=Clio Or, a Discourse on Taste: Addressed to a Young Lady |last=Ussher |first=J. |date=1767 |publisher=Davies |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=gYFKAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA3 |page=3 |accessdate=10 October 2014}}</ref>
*[[Denis Diderot]]: ''The Paradox of Acting''
*[[Immanuel Kant]]: ''[[Critique of Judgment]]''
*[[Mary Wollstonecraft]]: ''[[A Vindication of the Rights of Woman]]''
*[[William Blake]]: ''The Marriage of Heaven or Hell'', ''Letter to Thomas Butts'', ''Annotations to Reynolds' Discourses'', ''A Descriptive Catalogue'', ''A Vision of the Last Judgment'', ''On Homer's Poetry''
*[[Friedrich Schiller]]: ''Letters on the Aesthetic Education of Man''
*[[Karl Wilhelm Friedrich Schlegel|Friedrich Schlegel]]: ''Critical Fragments'', ''Athenaeum Fragments'', ''On Incomprehensibility''
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