The Possibility of Culture: Pleasure and Moral Development in Kant's AestheticsThe Possibility of Culture: Pleasure and Moral Development in Kant’s Aesthetics presents an in-depth exploration and deconstruction of Kant’s depiction of the ways in which aesthetic pursuits can promote personal moral development.
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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Chapter 1 Aesthetics and Culture in Context | 13 |
Chapter 2 Beauty and Love | 31 |
Chapter 3 Beauty and Disinterestedness | 46 |
Chapter 4 Art Genius and Abstraction | 66 |
Chapter 5 Sublimity and Esteem | 84 |
Chapter 6 Choosing Culture Over Happiness | 105 |
Chapter 7 Conclusion | 122 |
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EULA | 146 |
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according to Kant act from duty Aesthetic Judgment aesthetic pleasure Anthropology artifacts artistic artworks aspects of ourselves cabin Cambridge University Press capacity Claims of Taste cognitive concern conformity with duty consider contra‐finality CPrR Critique of Judgment disinterested end of nature engaging example existence experience of beauty experience of sublimity experiencing faculty feeling genius gratitude ground Groundwork happiness Henry Allison human idea inclinations individual insofar interpretation intrinsic finality invoke involves Iris Murdoch judgments of taste Kant claims Kant describes Kant holds Kant maintains Kant puts Kant suggests Kant takes Kant’s account Kant’s Ethical Kant’s Theory Kant’s view Kantian maker Metaphysics of Morals moral development notion object one’s partly Paul Guyer phenomenology Philosophy Pleasure and Moral pleasure of agreeableness pleasure of beauty pleasure of sublimity principle pursue culture rational reason relevant representation rience Rousseau self‐esteem sense sensible specifically subjective finality subreption teleological things third Critique tion ultimate end