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Is the Feeling of Unity that Kant identifies in his third Critique a type of inexpressible knowledge?

Abstract:: Kant, in his third Critique, confronts the issue of how rule-governed objective judgement is possible. He argues that it requires a particular kind of aesthetic response to one's experience. I dub this response 'the Feeling of Unity', and I raise the question whether it is a type of inexpressible knowledge. Using David Bell's account of these matters as a touchstone, I argue that it is.

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Moore, A. (2007). Is the Feeling of Unity that Kant identifies in his third Critique a type of inexpressible knowledge? Philosophy, 82(3), 475–485.

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Moore, A. “Is the Feeling of Unity That Kant Identifies in His Third Critique a Type of Inexpressible Knowledge?” Philosophy, Publisher's version, vol. 82, no. 3, Cambridge University Press, 2007, pp. 475–85.

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Moore, A. 2007. “Is the Feeling of Unity That Kant Identifies in His Third Critique a Type of Inexpressible Knowledge?” Philosophy 82 (3): 475–85.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: HUMS
Department:: Philosophy Faculty
Oxford college:: St Hugh's College
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Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Journal:: Philosophy More from this journal
Volume:: 82
Issue:: 3
Pages:: 475-485
Publication date:: 2007-07-01
Edition:: Publisher's version
DOI:: 10.1017/S003181910700006X
EISSN:: 1469-817X
ISSN:: 0031-8191

Language:: English
Keywords:: inexpressible knowledge

intuition

Feeling of Unity

rule-governed objective judgements

Kant

knowledge
Subjects:: Philosophy
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Deposit date:: 2008-03-14

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Copyright date:: 2007
Notes:: Citation: Moore, A. W. (2007). 'Is the Feeling of Unity that Kant identifies in his third Critique a type of inexpressible knowledge?', Philosophy 82(3), 475-485. [Available at http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayJournal?jid=PHI].

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