Titlebook: Kant’s Aesthetic; Mary A. McCloskey Book 1987 Mary A. McCloskey 1987 aesthetics.bibliography.Fine Art.Immanuel Kant.knowledge.methodology.

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Introduction, their author and their place in the history of the subject than in their own right. That work can be seen to present an integrated theory whose scope, depth and suggestive power mark it as deserving of study by all who work in the field of philosophical aesthetics.

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The Aesthetic Attitude?,esthetics. The general description of such theories is that they maintain that a peculiar state of mind is a necessary, if not a sufficient, condition for anything’s being ‘aesthetic’. Thus George Dickie says,

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,The Third Moment — The Form of Finality,hers which he has argued to be implicit in the judgements we make concerning the beautiful. He calls it the Form of Finality. He does not, however, think of it as a single ‘form’. The name is not to be taken as a proper name as in Plato’s Form of the Good. It is a shorthand description of a kind of form.

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978-1-349-08798-3Mary A. McCloskey 1987

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-08796-9aesthetics; bibliography; Fine Art; Immanuel Kant; knowledge; methodology; philosophy; Philosophy of art

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,The Second and Fourth Moments — Communicable Pleasures,The definition of the Second Moment is,.The . is that which, apart from a concept, pleases universally..and the definition of the Fourth Moment is,.The beautiful is that which, apart from a concept, is cognized as object of a necessary delight.

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