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So its: Experimental design: Independent sample t-test or Mann Whitney u if non p Wrong: Correlational
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rinciples of taste be universal, and nearly, if not entirely, the same in all men
We do not all have the same capacity to correctly or accurately judge works of art/engage in aestgetic judgement hence we need true judges/
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rejudice is destructive of sound judgment,
Prejudice encumber sound judgement
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By comparison alone we fix the epithets of praise or blame, and learn how to assign the due degree of each.
Because the works of art are no longer self-referential and thus may be contrasted to one another for a judgement to ve made
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Not to mention, that there is a species of beauty, which, as it is florid and superficial, pleases at first; but being found incompatible with a just expre
In our practice, we must learn to reformulate our opinions and position as things reveal themselves to us more clearly. Thus practice allows us to appraise the true nature, and must be done often to equate to true judgement
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Where the organs are so fine, as to allow nothing to escape them; and at the same time so exact, as to perceive every ingredient in the composition:
So the true judges, had they been in the case described from Don quixote, would instantly be able to identify both the leather and the iron and thus present the truth/reality of the wine more accurately and completely.
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But who laughed in the end? On emptying the hogshead, there was found at the bottom an old key with a leathern thong tied to it.
they were both right, but one aspect, either the leather or the iron was ignored or not noticed by them. What explaisn this disparity?
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If, in the sound state of the organ, there be an entire or a considerable uniformity of sentiment among men, we may thence derive an idea of the perfect beauty; i
If there were a consensus on what we consider beautiful, then a perfect beauty, a standard which is objectivwly definable and appraisable can be reached;;;; true judges.
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that amidst all the variety and caprice of taste, there are certain general principles of approbation or blame, whose influence a careful eye may trace in all operations of the mind.
Amidst the undeniable subjectivism governing our capacity for beauty, there are some general principles (objective) that guide our judgements, not just sentiment. This is governed by our faculty for reason and rationality.
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If we believe that inequalityis in itself bad, we may think it bad whoever the people arebetween whom it holds.
Basically, if we believe inequality to be intrinsically bad, it's irrelevant who this inequality affects, it will still be bad It is simillarly irellevant how the inequality begun, how it plays out eg in health, money, opportunity etc. Its bad in all possible ways, cases
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