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    Challenges→Aesthetics must confine itself to understanding the work of artists and our experience of their work, without prescribing rules for how artists should produce beautiful works.

    A discipline that presupposes such rules exists would be prescribing something unfounded.

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    We may now turn to Herder’s second main criticism of Lessing, hinted at in the first of the Groves of Criticism but more fully developed in the unpublished fourth Grove and the essay on Sculpture. The fourth Grove is cast as a critique of Riedel’s Theory of the Fine Sciences and Arts, as earlier noted, but also continues the debate with Lessing. Herder begins with several methodological objections to Riedel. First, although he otherwise admires Baumgarten, Herder criticizes Riedel’s acceptance o

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