Critique Of The Power Of Judgement by Immanuel Kant
A philosophical investigation of the faculty that mediates between understanding and reason, arguing that judgments of taste and judgments of teleology operate by different but related principles: aesthetic judgments of beauty are disinterested, universal-feeling responses to perceived purposiveness without concept, while the experience of the sublime exposes the limits of sensibility and points toward moral ideas; reflective judgment treats natural organisms as if they exhibit purposiveness to make sense of empirical teleology, providing a regulative framework for biology and grounding a connection between nature and freedom.
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- Published
- 1790
- Nationality
- German
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- Pages
- 200-400 pages
- Original Language
- German
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- Critique of Judgment
- Critique of the Faculty of Judgment
- Critique of the Power of Judgement
- Critique of the Power of Judgment
- Kritik der Urteilskraft
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