@sita_kimie (As to the typo) Never mind. I could easily understand it from the context.

@sita_kimie Moreover, the usage of "sensibility" which means "sensual cognition" is NOT that old. Rather, it's a newer usage of the word.

@sita_kimie And I think you're right in that センス corresponds to "taste" although there is a usage of "sense" as in "sense of humor."

@sita_kimie Aha, you were confusing "sensibilis" with "sensibilitas" and then "sense" with "sensibility."

@sita_kimie Because I studied Latin a long time ago, I'm just not sure whether there is any noun usage of "sensibilis."

@sita_kimie No, no, I didn't mean to be mean to you (mmm, a nice pun, isn't it?).

@sita_kimie If there were some sources where "sensibilis" is used as having such a meaning, please indicate them.

@sita_kimie Anyway, I think there is no meaning like "sensual cognition" in "sensibilis."

@sita_kimie Or did you refer to "sensibilis" as an adjective? If so, it's rather misleading reference.

@sita_kimie However, I still don't see any reason that a sense as a cognitive faculty relevant to aesthetic judgment is inherent.

@sita_kimie And I think I understand what you mean by "sense" in this case.

Oops, "sensibilis" is not dative! It's genitive.

@sita_kimie Hey, Sita-san, there is no genuine word "sensibilis" in Latin. It's just dative form of "sensus."

@eien_kozo In short, agreeing with Kant in some aspects, I part ways with him in others.

@eien_kozo However, at the same time, I think there could be an relatively objective aesthetic judgment with some reservations.

@eien_kozo The Japanese センス is, I think, correspond roughly to aesthetic judgment and such a judgment cannot be done a priori.

@eien_kozo First of all, it is very confusing and even dangerous to identify the Japanese センス to the English "sense."

@eien_kozo And as to センス, I think I have the same opinion as you.

@eien_kozo Never mind my using English. It's just a rule that I've decided to follow for some reasons when I started Twitter.

@sita_kimie Anyway, in my understanding, I'm a kind of "shooting many, getting many."

@sita_kimie According to some scientific researches, we cannot even see unless we in some sense develop a relevant sense to see.

@sita_kimie I'm not sure if there is the inherent sense as to musical appreciation, or if there is an inherent sense at all.