Baumgarten, whose framework grounds the claim, defines aesthetic perfection as a property of the object's sensible unity, cognized confusedly but nonetheless directed at the object.
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Sensible unity(as a property of aesthetic perfection)
The way that different sensory experiences (what we see, hear, feel, etc.) come together to form one coherent, unified impression—like how all the colors and shapes in a painting work together as one complete artwork.