This Element examines the entirety of Kant's Critique of Taste (in
Part One of the Critique of Judgment) with particular emphasis on
its political and moral aims. Kant's critical treatment of
aesthetic judgment is both an extended theoretical response to
influential predecessors and contemporaries, including Rousseau and
Herder, and a practical intervention in its own right meant to
nudge history forward at a time of civilizational crisis. Attention
to these themes helps resolve a number of puzzles, both textual and
philosophic, including the normative force and meaning of judgments
of taste, and the relation between natural and artful beauty.
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