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m of our sensuous want, a desire of possession and use, then the objects are not important to us for their own sake, but for the sake of our want. In that case, what exists has a value only with reference to such a want, and the relation is of such a kind that the object is on the one side, and on the other stands an attribu- tion which is distinct from the object, but to which we relate it. If, for instance, I consume the object in order to nourish myself by it, this interest lies only in me, ...and remains foreign to the object itself. Now, what Kant asserts is, that the relation to the beautiful is not of this kind. The aesthetic judgment allows the
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m of our sensuous want, a desire of possession and use, then the objects are not important to us for their own sake, but for the sake of our want. In that case, what exists has a value only with reference to such a want, and the relation is of such a kind that the object is on the one side, and on the other stands an attribu- tion which is distinct from the object, but to which we relate it. If, for instance, I consume the object in order to nourish myself by it, this interest lies only in me, ...and remains foreign to the object itself. Now, what Kant asserts is, that the relation to the beautiful is not of this kind. The aesthetic judgment allows the
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