Kant's Political Philosophy
Book Review of Elisabeth Ellis, Kant s Political Theory
... Anglo-American political philosophy “Kant’s political philosophy” meant not Kant’s own developed political thought, but an application of his moral theory to political ...and ...
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The role of philosophy and hierarchy in Friedrich Nietzsche's political thought
... of Kant and Hegel have to determine and press into formulas, whether in the realm of logic or political (moral) thought or art, some great data of valuations - that is, former positings of values, creations ...
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Decline of Liberal Political Philosophy
... Even Kant and Rawls did not lay much emphasis on ...(Nationalgefühl), Kant emphasizes that as a citizen of the world one may develop the feeling toward ...their political and secular equivalents in ...
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The Problematic Status of Gender-Neutral Language in the History of Philosophy: The Case of Kant.
... In order to avoid distortions and ambiguities in representing Kant's thought, authors who discuss his moral or political philosophy need to make explicit the tension that exists between [r] ...
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Plato's theory of man in relation to his political philosophy
... and political sciences is the Kantian legacy. Kant thought that all questions can be answered if a fundamental question has been solved, namely, 'What is Man?' .... Kant hoped that this could be done ...
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Kant and the Fact of Reason
... reading Kant this way is a result of our own ethical ...with Kant on our specific ...examples, Kant is not trying to draw attention to the conscious deliberative aspect of a moral decision, but ...
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Kant, Cantor, and the unconditioned
... The main claim of the investigation is that Kant's discussion of the Antinomy can be interpreted as an early episode in the attainment of a philosophical idea which after the discovery o[r] ...
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Kant on moral satisfaction
... 103). Kant owned a copy of the first German translation of the second Enquiry (see Warda 1922: 50), a translation made on the basis of the second edition of ...that Kant would be answering Hume in this ...
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Kant on truth aptness
... If this interpretation is correct, then one might argue the texts which ascribe ‒ ‒ truth-values to judgements about God or the world should not be taken too seriously. They only show that Kant violated those very ...
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Kant and the global standpoint
... in Kant-speak, ...What Kant deems interesting when it comes to control over external objects is not the possibility of ‘holding’ an object – that there is a sense in which I can legitimately call an object ...
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Kant, Heidegger and spacing
... In the Transcendental Aesthetic, Kant's first argument is that space must be a priori and not empirical knowledge because no such knowledge would be able to form the preliminary insight [r] ...
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Kant on teaching philosophy
... of Kant as a teacher, derived largely from Vorländer’s ...of philosophy presupposes that philosophy is very different from other disciplines, in that it fosters the independence of thought which is ...
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Kant on existential import
... ). Kant regards concepts as mental representations and he holds that we cannot have any mental representation with incompatible ...as Kant sometimes writes, con- cepts which contradict themselves) are not ...
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Political Philosophy of Allama Iqbal: A Literary Review
... Iqbal has put forward his ideas in a logical manner the subject he has chosen is a philosophical but his thoughts are clear and comprehensible they have been expressed in a clear and simple way. After exploring Iqbal’s ...
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Secular totalitarian and islamist legal-political philosophy
... Ijma scholarly consensus on a specific Islamic legal or religious issue, a source of Shari’ah law and fiqh.. Ikhwaan Muslimeen the Muslim Brotherhood[r] ...
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Kant on empiricism and rationalism
... Leibniz, Kant categorizes him as an idealist together with Berkeley—another author who, since Kant first replied to the Garve-Feder review in the Prolegomena, was important in his eyes but was never ...
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Kant on Self Awareness
... Kant’s account of the self and self-awareness involves a dis- tinction between the I of apperception (intellectual self-aware- ness) and the me of inner sense (empirical self-awareness). One finds himself in inner sense ...
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Kant, Cassirer et Bourdieu
... sur Kant ou sur Cassirer mais j’ai écrit sur Bourdieu et j’ai réfléchi sur le processus par lequel il a développé et appliqué une méthodologie particulière des sciences sociales entre les années cinquante jusqu’à ...
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Moral and political philosophy: key issues, concepts and theories
... Arguments about the practical issues appeal to moral and political concepts and principles, particularly to lib- erty, liberty-limiting principles, rights, equality and social justice. [r] ...
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Kant, Nietzsche, and the moral agent
... ed., Kant's Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals: Critical Essays, Oxford: Rowman and Littlefield, 1998, 'Moral Worth, Virtue, and Merit', in his Kant on Freedom, Law, and Happiness, [r] ...
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