Introduction
1. The problem: unity of the diverse
2. Reflective judgment and its principle: preliminary remarks
Part I. Teleological Judgment: 3. The critique of teleological judgment: purposiveness is the 'highest formal unity'
4. A merely subjective principle: time and the 'peculiarities of our intellects'
Part II. Aesthetic Judgment: Introduction
5. Beautiful objects: subjectively purposive form
6. Aesthetic pleasure: the feeling of subjective, projective temporality
7. The free harmony of the faculties: purposiveness as the principle of aesthetic Beurteilung
8. The justification of aesthetic judgment: purposiveness as the principle of reflective judging
Conclusion.
