Kant's Critique of Judgment (1790) bridges the theoretical and practical domains by analyzing aesthetic judgment and teleological judgment in nature.
Kant argues that judgments of beauty claim universal assent without subsumption under a determinate concept — they are subjective yet universally valid; judgments of natural teleology treat organisms as if they have purposes, providing a regulative principle for biology without reducing it to mechanism.
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