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May 18, 2026The British Journal of Aesthetics1 citations

Cognition and Feeling in Aesthetic Judgment: A Kantian Perspective

Cognition and Feeling in Aesthetic Judgment

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Overview

Analysis questions the relationship between feeling and cognitive judgment in aesthetic evaluations, implying a need for clarity.

Key Points

  • This analysis investigates the tension between feeling and cognitive judgment in aesthetic evaluations.
  • Discusses cognitive judgment concepts in Kant and Landmann-Kalischer's framework.
  • Critiques the assertion that feeling warrants aesthetic judgment.
  • Explores implications if aesthetic judgments are purely cognitive.
  • Landmann-Kalischer's argument struggles to integrate feeling in aesthetic judgment.
  • Establishment of cognitive judgment does not inherently support the role of feeling.
  • Beauty evokes a different kind of claim on human experience.

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Robbie Kubala (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0aabc25ba8ef6d83b6f672https://doi.org/10.1093/aesthj/ayaf028
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