immanuel kant's philosophy of art

Immanuel Kant's philosophy of art, known as aesthetic theory, is based on the idea that the value of art lies in its ability to evoke subjective feelings of pleasure or displeasure, rather than any objective qualities. According to Kant, a successful artwork should be able to create a disinterested sensory experience that transcends individual preferences and connects with the universal principles of beauty.

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