Hume says that the attributes of a piece of art are not in the object itself but in
A) the a priori judgments of the consumers of art.
B) a person's sense of awe.
C) the mind.
D) the heart.

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Hume argues that the qualities that make art beautiful or valuable are not inherent in the objects themselves but are perceived in the mind of the observer. This perspective emphasizes the subjective nature of aesthetic judgment.

Hume Says That the Attributes of a Piece of Art