Book · 1790 · Nonfiction

Critique of Judgment

Name: Critique of Judgment
Author: Immanuel Kant

Oxford University Press, USA · 448 pages

★ 7.5 editorial score

Beauty sits in no object, yet you expect everyone to agree with you. Kant grounds that strange demand, and shows why a raging ocean enlarges the person watching it rather than crushing him.

Genre

Philosophy Aesthetics

Subject

Beauty Reason

Time

1790

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