Kant "fun" Is Critical

Taste, one of the keywords in Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) Critique of Judgment, has three semantic meanings. The present dissertation purports to focus on: of-sense, of-appreciation and of-sociality. Chapter 1 redefines the crucial concept sense according to Kant philosophy. It is the key to solve a variety of puzzles tangled in the western thinking, and also, it is the key to solve the famous aesthetic antimony: In what sense can judgments of artistic merit, which appear to be about our subjective feelings, be considered objective or factual? Chapter 2 mainly discusses the misunderstanding about Kant theory of the aesthetic judgment rule: disinterested. For Kant, the feeling of pleasure for the perception of a beautiful object does not arise from the satisfaction of a particular interest or desire. Rather, it is a disinterested pleasure derived from the mere contemplation of the object . The paper make detailed and elaborated reasoning to defense Kant theory by defining the concept imagination and sublime . Finally, in the 3 chapter, we focus on fashion in social taste sphere. This meaning is old and basic which although Kant denied. In the modern, or even postmodern society, when art basically use as fetish or production, fashion are making completed puzzles and getting hot discussion. Paper here tries to give answer initially in Kant's opinion.