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ssh-371	Jiang, Qirui	Kantian Aesthetics: Free Beauty in Fine Arts	2022	11	.pdf	application/pdf	7757	318	50	It is, therefore, plausible that Kant implicitly suggests that judgments of beauty for a work of fine art, although presupposing conceptual understanding, do not preclude the possibility of free beauty, the absolute absence of which renders all judgments for fine arts to fall short of being aesthetic. Natural objects, e.g., a rose, fall into the realm of free beauty while works of fine arts, e.g., the Mona Lisa, adherent beauty.	cache/ssh-371.pdf	txt/ssh-371.txt