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    The judgment of taste involved in judging an ideal of bea... — Carmelics
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    The judgment of taste involved in judging an ideal of beauty is not a purely aesthetic judgment but a partly intellectualized judgment of taste.

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    • 1.A purely aesthetic judgment of taste involves no concept and yields only subjective purposiveness.
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    • 2.Judging an ideal of beauty requires reference to a concept of objective purposiveness.
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    • 3.Any judgment that incorporates a concept of objective purposiveness is partly intellectual rather than purely aesthetic.
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    • 1.The aesthetic idea, as Kant conceives it, outstrips any determinate concept while still orienting aesthetic judgment toward rational ends.
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    • 2.A judgment can involve rational normativity without thereby importing a determinate intellectual concept that compromises its aesthetic purity.
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    • 3.Therefore, the ideal of beauty can demand rational agreement without crossing the threshold into intellectualized judgment.
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    • 1.Schiller argues in the Kallias letters that beauty is freedom in appearance, meaning moral purposiveness is aesthetically embodied, not conceptually appended.
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    • 2.If moral content is sensuously expressed rather than conceptually imposed, the judgment tracking it remains aesthetic in character throughout.
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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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