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aesthetic attitude

 
Philosophy Dictionary: aesthetic attitude

The attitude of detached and disinterested, but engaged, contemplation often supposed to be appropriate to understanding the aesthetic value of a work of art. The centrality of an aesthetic attitude is stressed in Kant's Critique of Judgement.

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