Critique of the Power of Judgment¶
Kant, I., Guyer, P., & Matthews, E. (2000). Critique of the Power of Judgment. Cambridge University Press.
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- Sublime
- The cognitive disruption: momentary dissolution of ordinary consciousness and sense of self-diminishment relative to the vast object, central to Kant's (1790) mathematical sublime
This sourceDistinguishes the mathematical sublime (vastness exceeding the imagination's capacity for representation) from the dynamical sublime (overwhelming power encountered from a position of safety); sublime feeling arises when the failure of sensible imagination yields recognition of reason's supersensible vocation.
- The cognitive disruption: momentary dissolution of ordinary consciousness and sense of self-diminishment relative to the vast object, central to Kant's (1790) mathematical sublime
- Teleology
This sourceDistinguishes the mathematical sublime (vastness exceeding the imagination's capacity for representation) from the dynamical sublime (overwhelming power encountered from a position of safety); sublime feeling arises when the failure of sensible imagination yields recognition of reason's supersensible vocation.
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