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Homo Aestheticus: The Invention Of Taste In The Democratic Age-new Tooze We Don'T Often Recognize TheCan Subjective, Individual Taste Be Reconciled With An Objective, Universal Standard? In Homo Aestheticus, Luc Ferry Argues That This Central Problem Of Aesthetic Theory Is Fundamentally Related To The Political Problem Of Democratic Individualism. Ferrys Treatise Begins In The Mid1600S With The Simultaneous Invention Of The Notions Of Taste (The Essence Of Art As Subjective Pleasure) And Modern Democracy (The Idea Of The State As A Consensus Among