(in English) The thesis focuses on the conception of taste of Kant in the "Critique of Judgment". The objective of the thesis is the research of this conception in aesthetic experience in which we attribute the predicate "beautiful" to objects, namely in the judgments of taste. Judgement of taste is aesthetic reflective judgement using which we attribute the predicate "beautiful" to objects and we determine our own inner feeling connected with the act of judging the form of the given object. The thesis deals with the analysis of the relevant judgements to determine the conditions under which the judgement of taste is considered pure and deduction of judgements of taste where the validity and necessity of the judgements are proven, and of sp...
This article places the problem of the interpretation of Kant's Critique of Judgement systematically...
Kant organizes his analysis in terms of four moments of the judgment of taste, each of which is supp...
Kant organizes his analysis in terms of four moments of the judgment of taste, each of which is supp...
The first part of the following text does make the map of an answer to the question of knowing if an...
The main concern of the dissertation is to investigate Kant’s aesthetic theory and its problematic r...
This paper deals with the interpretation of Kant’s Critique of Judgment from the perspective of aest...
This paper deals with the interpretation of Kant’s Critique of Judgment from the perspective of aest...
This paper deals with the interpretation of Kant’s Critique of Judgment from the perspective of aest...
The judgment of taste as an aesthetic judgment is rooted in contemplation of a particular object. Th...
Probably the fundamental issue about the relation between art and beauty in the Critique of the Powe...
In this paper, it is argued that only in the section on dialectic in the Critique of Judgment does K...
Why did Kant write the Critique of Judgment, and why did he say that his analysis of the judgment of...
Why did Kant write the Critique of Judgment, and why did he say that his analysis of the judgment of...
Why did Kant write the Critique of Judgment, and why did he say that his analysis of the judgment of...
Kant limits aesthetics to judgment of taste. The faculty of judgment issues ugly and beautiful arbit...
This article places the problem of the interpretation of Kant's Critique of Judgement systematically...
Kant organizes his analysis in terms of four moments of the judgment of taste, each of which is supp...
Kant organizes his analysis in terms of four moments of the judgment of taste, each of which is supp...
The first part of the following text does make the map of an answer to the question of knowing if an...
The main concern of the dissertation is to investigate Kant’s aesthetic theory and its problematic r...
This paper deals with the interpretation of Kant’s Critique of Judgment from the perspective of aest...
This paper deals with the interpretation of Kant’s Critique of Judgment from the perspective of aest...
This paper deals with the interpretation of Kant’s Critique of Judgment from the perspective of aest...
The judgment of taste as an aesthetic judgment is rooted in contemplation of a particular object. Th...
Probably the fundamental issue about the relation between art and beauty in the Critique of the Powe...
In this paper, it is argued that only in the section on dialectic in the Critique of Judgment does K...
Why did Kant write the Critique of Judgment, and why did he say that his analysis of the judgment of...
Why did Kant write the Critique of Judgment, and why did he say that his analysis of the judgment of...
Why did Kant write the Critique of Judgment, and why did he say that his analysis of the judgment of...
Kant limits aesthetics to judgment of taste. The faculty of judgment issues ugly and beautiful arbit...
This article places the problem of the interpretation of Kant's Critique of Judgement systematically...
Kant organizes his analysis in terms of four moments of the judgment of taste, each of which is supp...
Kant organizes his analysis in terms of four moments of the judgment of taste, each of which is supp...