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Were judgements of taste (like cognitive judgements) in possession of a definite objective principle, then one who in his judgement followed such a principle would claim unconditioned necessity for it. Again, were they devoid of any principle, as are those of the mere taste of sense, then no thought of any necessity on their part would enter one's head.
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- Edition: 1
- ISBN-10: 0872200264
- ISBN-13: 9780872200265
- Publisher: Hackett Pub Co Inc
- Pub date: Jan 01, 1987
- Also available as: Paperback
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