Kritik der Urteilskraft (Werkausgabe)

Kant's exploration of beauty and morality seems intertwined. I'm curious what led him to see this link as fundamental to human understanding.

His concepts about personal perception versus universal standards made me think about how we evaluate art and beauty. Was it just me feeling a bit lost at times?

Understanding the historical backdrop might shed light on Kant's focus on Enlightenment ideals. What do readers think shaped his perspectives?