The Concept of the Aesthetics
Keywords:
beautiful, sublime, aesthetic, object, art, formsAbstract
The concept of the aesthetic: I. Kant dived the kind of aesthetic response in response to beautiful and sublime. Kant thought that for aesthetic judgments to be both subjective and universal, they had to be about from. Beauty should be a question of only the.Thus a work of art, or a beautiful natural object, displays a kind of free play of forms, consistent with the presence of a purpose to which we do not have access.
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