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    The object affords pleasure on its own account, independe... — Carmelics
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    Supports→The beautiful object is complete in itself, not in the perceiving subject.

    The object affords pleasure on its own account, independent of the subject's contribution.

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    In the contemplation of the beautiful I roll the end from myself back into the object itself: I consider it, as something that is complete not in me but rather in itself, that thus comprises a whole in itself, and that affords me pleasure on its own account. (“Über den Begriff des in sich selbst Vollendeten,” Werke, volume II, pp. 543–8, at p. 543)

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