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The book investigates Kant's aesthetic theory and its problematic relation to theory of knowledge in his transcendental philosophy. It discusses the nature of Kant's aesthetic theory and that constitute a pure aesthetic judgment of reflection and attempts to clarify its proper place in critical philosophy regarding his theory of knowledge.
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