...sensations, and do not know why they judge, are always trying to show that they judge by universal reason. It is unmeaning to say that what is beautiful to one man ought to be beautiful to another. Evidently this obligation of recognizing the same qualities is conditioned by the possession of the...

...universality" von Kunst als „natural inaccuracy": „There is notoriously no great agreement upon aesthetic matters; and such agreement as there is, is based...where it exists, tends to bring about identity in all judgements and feelings [...] Nothing has less to do with the real merit of a work of imagination than...

...universality" von Kunst als „natural inaccuracy": „There is notoriously no great agreement upon aesthetic matters; and such agreement as there is, is based...where it exists, tends to bring about identity in all judgements and feelings [...] Nothing has less to do with the real merit of a work of imagination than...