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    Supports→Moritz's conclusions about aesthetic judgment and artistic genius resemble Kant's conclusions but are reached for fundamentally different reasons.

    Kant reaches the same conclusions from a subjectivist account grounded in the free play of cognitive powers.

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    From the premise that “The nature of the beautiful consists precisely in the fact that its inner essence lies outside of the limits of the power of thought, in its origination, in its own coming-to-be,” Moritz infers that “in the case of the beautiful, the power of thought can no longer ask, why is it beautiful?” (ibid., p. 564). The essence of beauty thus escapes ordinary conceptual thought. This is the basis for Moritz’s argument, in another essay entitled “The Signature of the Beautiful,” tha

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