Natural Beauty, Reflective Judgment and Kant’s Aesthetic Humanism

British Journal of Aesthetics 61 (2):199-211 (2021)
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Abstract

Kant’s concern for the universal validity of aesthetic judgment turns on its providing a needed bridge between our understanding of the world as governed by mechanical laws and our ability freely to realize our true humanity. That obliges us to find beauty in nature that is expressive of our ethical and moral values. It shapes the way we should understand aesthetic judgment itself.

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Anthony Savile
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