Expressions of Judgment(English, Hardcover, Friedlander Eli)

Expressions of Judgment(English, Hardcover, Friedlander Eli)

  • Friedlander Eli
Publisher:Harvard University PressISBN 13: 9780674368200ISBN 10: 0674368207

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Expressions of Judgment(English, Hardcover, Friedlander Eli) is written by Friedlander Eli and published by Harvard University Press. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 0674368207 (ISBN 10) and 9780674368200 (ISBN 13).

The Critique of Judgment-the third and final work in Kant's critical system-laid the groundwork of modern aesthetics when it appeared in 1790. Eli Friedlander's reappraisal of this seminal accomplishment reformulates and elucidates Kant's thought in order to reveal the inner unity of the Third Critique. Expressions of Judgment emphasizes the internal connection of judgment and meaning in Kant's aesthetics, showing how the pleasure in judging is intimately related to our capacity to draw meaning from our encounter with beauty. Although the meaningfulness of aesthetic judgment is most evident in the response to art, the appreciation of nature's beauty has an equal share in the significant experience of our world. Friedlander's attention to fundamental dualities underlying the Third Critique-such as that of art and nature-underscores how its themes are subordinated systematically to the central task Kant sets himself: that of devising a philosophical blueprint for the mediation between the realms of nature and freedom. This understanding of the mediating function of judgment guides Friedlander in articulating the dimensions of the field of the aesthetic that opens between art and nature, the subject and the object, knowledge and the will, as well as between the individual and the communal. Expressions of Judgment illuminates the distinctness as well as the continuity of this important late phase in Kant's critical enterprise, providing insights for experienced scholars as well as new students of philosophy.