Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art lectures

4. Kant's Critique of Judgement: Lecture 1

Mar 15, 2011

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All Tulips Are Beautiful Is Not a Judgment of Taste

03:07

Is It Afraid to You?

01:25

Is There a Judgment of Taste?

06:21

Introduction

3min

Kant's Concepts and Intuitions in the Criticism of Judgment

3min

The Key Concept of a Priori Knowledge

3min

Kant's Critical of Judgment

3min

Judgment of the Subsidual

3min

The Relationship Between Perceptions and Concepts in Logical Judgments

3min

Judgments of Taste Are Based on Pleasure in Beautiful Objects

3min

Judgments of Taste Are Based on Pleasure Not Concepts

6min

All Tulips Are Beautiful Is Not a Judgment of Taste

3min

10.

Is There a Judgment of Taste?

6min

11.

Kant's Definition of Beauty

6min

12.

The Pleasure Judgments of Taste Are Aesthetic

4min

13.

The Disinterested Doctrine

3min

14.

Hume's Argument for Disinterestedness

3min

15.

Is It Afraid to You?

1min

James Grant, lecturer in philosophy, University of Oxford gives his fourth lecture in the Aesthetics series on Kant's Critique of Judgement.

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