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Analyzes How The Public Character Of Judgments Of Taste Makes Implicit Statements In Moral And Political Philosophy. The Framework That Relates Aesthetic, Moral, And Political Aspects Into Such A Triadic Relationship Is An Implicit Conception Of Freedom. In The Critique Of Judgment Kant Elaborates The Idea That Judgments Of Taste Can Only Exist Where Society Exists. The Author Regards Friedrich Schiller's And Hannah Arendt's Approaches On The Normative Resources Of Kant's Aesthetics For Moral And Political Thought. He Evaluates The Discovery Of The Presence Of A Constant Feature Of Kant's Conception Of Freedom In Both His Aesthetic And Moral Theory: Freedom As Autonomy. Abstract -- Introduction. 1 Kant's Theory Of Judgments Of Taste : Kant's Use Of The Word Aesthetics -- The Meaning Of The Concept Of Judgments Of Taste -- The Place Of Judgments Of Taste In Kant's Critical Philosophy : Teleology As The Broader Framework Of Nature And Freedom -- Teleology And History -- The Epistemology Of Autonomy -- The Way Toward The Others: Neigung Zur Geselligkeit. 2 Taste And Morality : Disinterested Delight As Interest -- The Good As Beautiful: The Aesthetic Realm As The Sensual Representation

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Author
Mihály Szilágyi-Gál; Peter Lang GmbH
Publisher
Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften, Peter
Published
2017
Language
EN
ISBN
9783631720189
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Philosophy, Humanities

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