When this feeling merely accompanies the sensuous representation of the object, ie the sensation of the object, the aesthetic judgement is empirical, and while it certainly requires a specific receptivity, it calls for no specific power of judgement; and if, furthermore, the latter were assumed to be determining, it would also have to be grounded in a concept of an end, and the purposiveness, as objective, would therefore have to be judged logically rather than aesthetically.