On aesthetic beauty and sublime

Author: Immanuel Kant / He Zhaowu
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Publish Date: 2001-11-01
Features: The main content of this book consists of two points: the opposition and unity of beauty and sublimity, and the emphasis on the subjectivity of beauty. There are also several other important arguments in the book. , aesthetic pleasure is not the same as mere pleasure, but it is also not a conclusion derived from speculative principles. Second, humanity is not entirely beautiful, a point that Kant deeply understood. Third, some of the propositions in this book were popular views at the time and were constrained by the era. Immanuel Kant, the renowned German philosopher, wrote this aesthetic essay, which is easier to read and understand than Kant's three major critiques, such as Critique of Pure Reason. For both general lovers of Kant's works and even researchers, it serves as an introductory book to the profound hall of Kantian philosophy.