Preface Note on citations Introduction Part I. Kant's Aesthetics in Historical Context: 1. Feeling and freedom: Kant on aesthetics and morality 2. The dialectic of disinterestedness: I. Eighteenth-century aesthetics 3. The dialectic of disinterestedness: II. Kant and Schiller on interest in disinterestedness 4. The perfections of art: Mendelssohn, Moritz and Kant 5. Hegel on Kant's aesthetics: necessity and contingency in beauty and art Part II. Kant's Aesthetics and Morality: Topical Studies: 6. The beautiful and the sublime 7. Nature, art and autonomy 8. Genius and the canon of art: a second dialectic of aesthetic judgement 9. Duties regarding nature 10. Duty and inclination Notes Bibliography Index.
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