Critique of Judgment

Structure and Organization

Immanuel Kant's «Critique of Judgment» consists of two main parts: the «Critique of Aesthetic Judgment» and the «Critique of Teleological Judgment». The first part addresses questions of aesthetics, such as the concepts of the beautiful and the sublime, as well as aesthetic judgment and its foundations. The second part is devoted to teleological judgments, that is, judgments about purposiveness in nature and art. Each part is divided into sections and paragraphs where Kant thoroughly analyzes the relevant topics. The introduction and preface to the book also contain important methodological and philosophical remarks that help to understand the overall design and objectives of the work.