Critique of Judgement

Kant’s Critique of Judgement, published in 1790, serves as the final installment of his influential series of Critiques. Divided into two parts, it explores the nature of aesthetic judgement, highlighting both personal and universal elements in our responses to beauty and the sublime. The second part delves into teleological judgement, examining concepts of purpose and questioning metaphysical arguments for the existence of God. This translation by James Creed Meredith offers a comprehensive look into Kant's profound philosophical inquiries.