> I think it's the phenomenal/noumenal argument.
KAte Sullivan

But can you explain  how any such argument  applies to your experience with
paintings and drawings?

For example, while looking a painting, do you use reason and classifications
to transcend the  phenomenal and approach the noumenal?.


Is that how you determine whether a painting is  "inevitable and resolved"?

(if indeed, you try to make such a  determination at all)


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