1. Introduction: Aside from Beauty
2. Imagination: The Productive Imagination: An Aesthetic Touch
3. Tone: Tone, Modulation, and Affectivity: The Aesthetics of Intentionality
4. Rhetoric: The Implicit Affection between Kantian Judgement and Aristotelian Rhetoric
5. Quarrels: Kantian Quarrels: Hume, Rousseau, and the Making of Aesthetic Discourse
6. Meta-Aesthetics: Kantian Meta-Aesthetics and the Neglected Alternative
7. Orientation: Orientation and the Aesthetic Symbolization of the World
8. Postscript: Finding the World
Biography
Joseph J. Tinguely is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of South Dakota, USA
"Brief summaries cannot do justice to the commendable care, detail, and nuance exhibited throughout this book. While he does not rest his case on being a ‘correct’ interpretation of Kant, Tinguely engages with the literature in a serious and substantial way, and every Kant scholar concerned with these issues will benefit from his insights. His engaging and original book undoubtedly opens up new avenues of thought about Kant, and is well worth reading for a broader audience of philosophers as well." – Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews
