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Section Title:
A Judgment of Taste Is Based on Nothing but the Form of Purposiveness of an Object (or of the Way of Presenting It

Interesting Comparison:

based on vs. determined by

　Based on: "Hence a judgment of taste cannot be based on a subjective purpose."

　Determined by: "But a judgment of taste also cannot be determined by a presentation of an objective purpose, ...

Quote: "...it[sup]*[/sup] involves merely the relation of the presentational powers[sup]**[/sup] to each other, insofar as they are determined by a presentation."

Question: I am curious about what "a presentation" means, more precisely: a presentation of "what?"

* I think "it" means "a judgment of taste" here.
** A reminder to myself: "presentational powers" should mean "cognitive powers" (see http://mepopedia.com/?page=122).

Section Title:
<b>A Judgment of Taste Is Based on Nothing but the <i>Form of Purposiveness</i> of an Object (or of the Way of Presenting It</b>

Interesting Comparison:

<i>based on</i> vs. <i>determined by</i>

　<i>Based on</i>: "Hence a judgment of taste cannot be <i>based on</i> a subjective purpose."

　<i>Determined by</i>: "But a judgment of taste also cannot be <i>determined by</i> a presentation of an objective purpose, ...

Quote:

...it[sup]*[/sup] involves merely the relation of the presentational powers[sup]**[/sup] to each other, insofar as they are determined by a presentation.
e: "...it[sup]*[/sup] involves merely the relation of the presentational powers[sup]**[/sup] to each other, insofar as they are determined by <b>a presentation</b>."

Question: I am curious about what "a presentation" means, more precisely: a presentation of "what?"
t?"

* I think "it" means "a judgment of taste" here.
** A reminder to myself: "presentational powers" should mean "cognitive powers" (see http://mepopedia.com/?page=122).

Section Title:
A Judgment of Taste Is Based on Nothing but the Form of Purposiveness of an Object (or of the Way of Presenting It

Interesting Comparison:

based on vs. determined by

　Based on: "Hence a judgment of taste cannot be based on a subjective purpose."

　Determined by: "But a judgment of taste also cannot be determined by a presentation of an objective purpose, ...

Quote:

...it[sup]*[/sup] involves merely the relation of the presentational powers[sup]**[/sup] to each other, insofar as they are determined by a presentation.
t?"

* I think "it" means "a judgment of taste" here.
** A reminder to myself: "presentational powers" should mean "cognitive powers" (see http://mepopedia.com/?page=122).