AN INTRODUCTION TO KANT'S AESTHETICS

Index
Numbers in italics, like 26, indicate a reference to an entry from a Further Reading
section; numbers in bold, like 26, indicate a reference to an entry in the Glossary.
Addison, Joseph, 112, 141
adherent beauty (anhängende Schönheit),
42
see also beauty
aesthetic education, 24, 97, 146
aesthetic ideas, 97, 101–4, 104–5
contrasted to ideas of reason, 102–4,
118, 145
definition of, 101
and genius, 100–3
summary of Kant’s concept of, 145
aesthetic judgment, see judgment of
taste
aesthetics (Ästhetik)
Baumgarten versus Kant, 4–6, 7–8
meaning of the word, 4–7, 7, 149
overview over Kant’s, 142–6
versus other fields of study, 2–6, 8,
66, 69
agreeable, the (das Angenehme)
versus beautiful and good, 19, 21,
23–6
see also pleasure; satisfaction
agreement
between faculties, 50–1
of manifold with concept, 67
of manifold with unity, 68–9, 72
in mathematics, 31
in matters of taste, 11, 27, 31, 33, 45,
82–4, 122
necessary, 78–9, 81, 83
through a third element, 32, 49
with ends of reason, 74
with subjective laws, 138
see also assent; communicability;
universality
Allison, Henry, 7, 12, 18, 22, 26, 31, 35,
52, 59, 69, 76, 86, 93, 97, 112, 119,
126
Ameriks, Karl, 35
Amoroso, Leonardo, 7
analogy, 117, 126
between beauty and morality, 72, 74,
113, 118, 119
between free play and crystallization,
126
between free play and playing
children, 50
between monarchy and hand-mill,
117
reasoning by, 6
of reflection, 116–17
and symbolism, 116
and thought (analogon rationis), 101