
 Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art lectures
 Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art lectures 5. Kant's Critique of Judgement: Lecture 2
 Mar 15, 2011 
 In this lecture, the lecturer discusses Kant's solution to the problematic feature of judgments of taste, Kant's defense of formalism about beauty and the challenges in justifying agreement in judgments of taste, Kant's concept of imagination in sense experience, Kant's perspective on the relationship between music, delight, and the beauty of universal validity, Kant's concept of play and its relation to acquiring knowledge, and Kant's thoughts on judgments of the sublime in the 18th century. 
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 Introduction 
 00:00 • 3min 
 Kant's Defense of Formalism About Beauty 
 03:26 • 20min 
 Kant's Concept of Imagination in Sense Experience 
 23:27 • 10min 
 Kant's View on Music and Pleasure in Beauty 
 33:37 • 4min 
 Kant's idea of play and acquiring knowledge 
 37:09 • 7min 
 Judgments of the Sublime 
 43:56 • 9min 
