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free beauty: a standalone construct

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Aesthetics

the distinction between beauty judged without a concept of what the thing should be and beauty dependent on such a concept.

In aesthetics, free beauty refers to the distinction between beauty judged without a concept of what the thing should be and beauty dependent on such a concept. This meaning comes from Kant (1790/1987) in Critique of judgment.[1]

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Kant, I. (1987). Critique of judgment (W. S. Pluhar, Trans.). Hackett. (Original work published 1790) ISBN 9780872200258

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