But the determinability of the subject by means of this idea, and, what is more, that of a subject which can be sensible, in the way of a modification of its state, to hindrances on the part of sensibility, while, at the same time, it can by surmounting them feel superiority over them a determinability, in other words, as moral feeling is still so allied to aesthetic judgement and its formal conditions as to be capable of being pressed into the service of the aesthetic representation of the conformity to law of action from duty, ie of the representation of this as sublime, or even as beautiful, without forfeiting its purity an impossible result were one to make it naturally bound up with the feeling of the agreeable.