Consequently, if for judgement generally we demonstrate the universal validity of a singular judgement expressing the subjective purposiveness of an empirical representation of the form of an object, we shall do all that is needed to explain how it is possible that something can please in the mere judging of it (without sensation or concept), and how, just as the judging of an object for the sake of a cognition generally has universal rules, the delight of any one person may be pronounced as a rule for every other.