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    A purely aesthetic judgment of taste involves no concept ... — Carmelics
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    Supports→The judgment of taste involved in judging an ideal of beauty is not a purely aesthetic judgment but a partly intellectualized judgment of taste.

    A purely aesthetic judgment of taste involves no concept and yields only subjective purposiveness.

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    the beauty for which an idea [or ideal] is to be sought cannot be a vague beauty, but there must be a beauty fixed by a concept of objective purposiveness, consequently it must not belong to the object of an entirely pure judgment of taste, but rather to one of a partly intellectualized judgment of taste. (CPJ, §17, 5:232–3)

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