Kant's Shorter Writings: Critical Paths Outside the Critiques
Información General
- Autores: Rafael V. Orden Jiménez (coord.), Robert Hanna (coord.), Robert B. Louden (coord.), Jacinto Rivera de Rosales Chacón (coord.), Nuria Sánchez Madrid (coord.)
- Editores: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
- Año de publicación: 2016
- País: Reino Unido
- Idioma: español
- ISBN: 978-1-4438-9930-7
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- Citas a capítulos: 5 Citas
Listado de artículos
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I. Logics and Reality in Kant’s Transcendental Idealism
págs. 2-19
págs. 20-38
págs. 39-54
págs. 55-67
The Combined Force of Sensory Impressions: Kant’s View on the Benefits of Poetry to Philosophy
págs. 68-82
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II. Moral Questions: Intelligible Temporality and Obligation
A Little Bit Evil?: Reflections on Part One of Kant’s "Religion"
págs. 84-95
Mysteries of Feeling versus Horizons of Reflection: On the “Supersensible Substratum” of Experience and the (Public) Use of Reason
págs. 96-115
“Till I die I will not remove mine integrity from me”: On Kant’s “Anthropological” Theodicy
págs. 116-131
págs. 132-153
"Das Ende aller Dinge": The "Duratio Noumenon" and the Problem of the Atemporality of Gesinnung
págs. 154-170
Freedom and Obligation: The Moral Debate between Kant and Hegel (1781-1807)
págs. 171-179
págs. 180-188
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III. Teleology and Philosophy of History
págs. 190-199
Kant and Soemmerring: A “Two Letters Correspondence” between Transcendental Philosophy and Medicine
págs. 200-213
Kant’s "Über das Organ der Seele" and the Limits of Physiology: Arguments and Legacy
págs. 214-230
págs. 231-245
págs. 246-265
Kant’s “Historical Sign” as Sacrament: On the Distinction between Revolution and Church
págs. 266-282
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IV. Enlightenment and Public Realm
Argue but Obey?: Questioning Kant’s Enlightenment
págs. 284-300
Variations on the Possible: “What Does it Mean to Orient Oneself in Thinking?”
págs. 301-312
págs. 313-321
Enlightenment as a Philosophical Drama: Kant and Foucault on the Political Field
págs. 322-342
The Philosopher’s Public Calling: Problems and Implications of Kant’s "Proclamation of the Imminent Conclusion of a Treaty of Perpetual Peace in Philosophy"
págs. 343-356
págs. 357-371
págs. 372-384
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V. Doctrine of Right and Cosmopolitanism
Politics, "Urteilskraft" and the Realization of Right: Kant’s Contextual Perspective
págs. 386-397
Right as a Sign of a Philosophical Chiliasm: Freedom and its Evolution in Kant’s "Opuscules"
págs. 398-409
págs. 410-425
Synthetic a Priori Propositions of Right: Kant on Political Obligation
págs. 426-437
págs. 438-459
Passive Citizenship, Poverty and Peace: Kant’s Cosmopolitanism in the "Shorter Writings"
págs. 460-472
Rethinking Kant’s "Shorter Writings": Kant’s Philosophy of History and Today’s Cosmopolitanism
págs. 473-490
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