Kant's Critique of Judgement
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the art_afjtelling_^tories' in an entertaining way, of start- ing the company in frank and lively conversation, of jaising them by jest and laugh to a certain pitch of merriment ; ^ when, as people say, there may be a great deal of gossip at the feast, but no one will be answerable for what he says, because they are only concerned with momentary entertainment, and not with any permanent material for reflection or sub- sequent discussion. (Among these are also to be reckoned the way of arranging... the table for enjoy- ment, and, at great feasts, the management of the music. This latter is a wonderful thing. It is meant to dispose to gaiety the minds of the guests, regarded solely as a pleasant noise, without any one paying the least attention to its composition; and it favours the free conversation of each with his 1 [Kant was accustomed to say that the talk at a dinner table should always pass through these three stages — narrative, discussion, and jest ; and punctilious in this, as in all else, he is said to have directed the conversation at his own table accordingly (Wallace's Kant, p.
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the art_afjtelling_^tories' in an entertaining way, of start- ing the company in frank and lively conversation, of jaising them by jest and laugh to a certain pitch of merriment ; ^ when, as people say, there may be a great deal of gossip at the feast, but no one will be answerable for what he says, because they are only concerned with momentary entertainment, and not with any permanent material for reflection or sub- sequent discussion. (Among these are also to be reckoned the way of arranging... the table for enjoy- ment, and, at great feasts, the management of the music. This latter is a wonderful thing. It is meant to dispose to gaiety the minds of the guests, regarded solely as a pleasant noise, without any one paying the least attention to its composition; and it favours the free conversation of each with his 1 [Kant was accustomed to say that the talk at a dinner table should always pass through these three stages — narrative, discussion, and jest ; and punctilious in this, as in all else, he is said to have directed the conversation at his own table accordingly (Wallace's Kant, p.
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