A retelling of Immanuel Kant · 1790
Critique of Judgment
“Kant's third Critique seeks to bridge the gulf between nature and freedom through the power of judgement. It asks what it means to call something beautiful or sublime — a pleasure without interest, valid for everyone, without a concept — explores genius and fine art, and then asks how we can understand living things as purposes, and the whole of nature as having a final end in man as a moral being.”
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Contents7 episodes · ~18 min
- 1Preface and Introduction: Judgement between Nature and FreedomFree
- 2The Analytic of the Beautiful🔒
- 3The Analytic of the Sublime🔒
- 4The Deduction of Aesthetic Judgements; Fine Art and Genius🔒
- 5The Dialectic of Aesthetic Judgement: Beauty as the Symbol of Morality🔒
- 6The Critique of Teleological Judgement: Living Things as Purposes🔒
- 7The Final Purpose of Nature and the Moral Proof of God🔒