Kant's Thought in Britain: The Early ImpactPsychology Press, 1993 - 2208 pagine There has recently been a considerable amount of research into the influence of 18th century British philosophy, and in particular the thinking of David Hume on Continental philosophy and Kant. The influence Kant exerted on British thought during the 19th century is still an area which merits further study. The aim of this collection is to provide some of the key texts which illustrate the impact of Kant's thought together with two important 20th century monographs on aspects of Kant's early reception and his influence on philosophical thought in Britain. |
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1 What is His Doctrine of the Speculative Reason | 17 |
PAGE | 91 |
CRITICISM OF THE KANTIAN STANDPOINT | 133 |
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Kant's Thought in Britain: The Early Impact Robert Adamson,Thoemmes Press Anteprima non disponibile - 1993 |
Kant's Thought in Britain: The Early Impact Robert Adamson,Thoemmes Press Anteprima non disponibile - 1993 |
Kant's Thought in Britain: The Early Impact Robert Adamson,Thoemmes Press Anteprima non disponibile - 1993 |
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absolute end abstraction according to Kant action aqua regia Aristotle called categorical imperative causality cause character conceived conception condition connection consciousness constitute Critique desire determined Ding-an-sich distinction divine doctrine element empirical eternal ethical evil existence experience extensive quantity fact faculty feeling Fichte Fichte's finite freedom Hegel Hegelian heteronomous human idea identity implies individual infinite inner sense intelligence intuition judgment Kant's Kantian knowledge logical manifold matter means merely metaphysic mind moral law motive nature Naturphilosophie necessary ness notion noumenal noumenon perception phænomena phænomenon philosophy Philosophy of Religion pleasure position possible present principle priori Pure Reason question rational Rational Psychology reality realized regard relation religion represent result Schelling sciousness self-consciousness sensation sensibility space speculative Speculative Reason spirit subject and object succession synthesis theory thing thought tion transcendental true truth uncon unconditioned understanding universal virtue Werke whole