Observations on the Feeling of the Beautiful and Sublime
"This early aesthetic work of Kant. . . is clearly and simply  written and shows a deep understanding of human nature. What emerges  from its pages is that far from being a dry-as-dust pedant, Kant was  a man of warmth, feeling, and humor, who possessed an acute  sensitivity for the different shades of aesthetic experience. . . .  TheObservationscontains a comprehensive introduction  by the translator, as well as notes by him. If it is not the omega of  Kant's aesthetic theory, it is certainly the alpha."--W. Mays,Philosophical Books--Review