The Supersensible in Kant's "Critique of Judgment"

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The book offers a detailed exploration of Immanuel Kant's theories on aesthetics, delving into the nuances of his philosophical approach to beauty and art. It examines key concepts such as the nature of aesthetic judgment, the role of the sublime, and how Kant's ideas influence contemporary thought. Through a critical lens, the author engages with Kant's texts, illuminating the complexities of his arguments and their implications for understanding aesthetic experience. This study is essential for those interested in philosophy, art theory, and Kant's legacy.