Kant: A Very Short Introduction
How does Roger Scruton use imagery in Kant: A Very Short Introduction?
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Imagery:
"Our sentiments of the sublime and of the beautiful combine to present an inescapable picture of nature as created. In beauty we discover the purposiveness of nature; in the sublime we have intimations of its transcendent origins."
Kant: A Very Short Introduction