This is why it is also called an 'aesthetic' judgement, so that all our judgements can be divided, according to the order of the higher cognitive faculties, into theoretical, aesthetic, and practical ones, where under aesthetic judgements only those of reﬂection are to be understood since they alone are related to a principle of the power of judgement, whereas by contrast aesthetic judgements of the senses are immediately concerned solely with the relation of representations to inner sense considered as a feeling.