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Edward Bullough (1880–1934) was a psychologist and philosopher of art. He was a lecturer at Cambridge on modern languages and ultimately was named Serena Professor of Italian in 1933. He is most noted for the idea of psychical distance.

Publications

• 'Psychical Distance' as a Factor in Art and as an Aesthetic Principle, British Journal of Psychology, Vol. 5 (1912), pp. 87–117
• La distanza psichica come fattore artistico e principio estetico, Centro internazionale studi di estetica (1997)
• Æsthetics: lectures and essays Stanford University Press (1957)
• Italian perspectives: an inaugural lecture, The University Press (1934)
• Cambridge readings in Italian literature, The University Press (1920)
• Aesthetics, Greenwood Press reprint (1977)
• Aesthetics, Bowes & Bowes (1957)
• Italian perspectives, Cambridge University Press (1934)
• Æsthetics Greenwood Press (1977)
• Æsthetics: lectures and essays, Bowes & Bowes (1957)