... “das Moment des Geschmacks,” but not:“der Moment des Geschmacks.” He uses the neutral (das Moment), and this is closer to the meaning in physics, as we pointed out above. Keeping this in mind shouldhelp ... dis-interestedness can be “derived” from the first moment, it cannot be this momentitself. What Kant means by “moment” here seems to be something different,something that lies deeper and is more ... Taste: Hume and Kant,” shows that the “task” we dis-cussed in this section is specific to Kant and not to be found for instance in David Hume.Hume believed in standards and rules of taste (see...