... celebration of human progress: the appeal to education is crucial in making that final leap. Immanuel Kant progress revolution French Revolution moral education Notoriously, Kant's political philosophy seems to prohibit rebellion even in cases of ‘unbearable abuse’ (Kant, 1999, p. 463 [MS 6:320...

... killing generates a contradiction in the will, then acting on it is never permissible. categorical imperative contradiction Formula of Universal Law Immanuel Kant imperfect duties killing latitude Kant's Formula of Universal Law (FUL) is widely considered to be incapable of showing that killing...

... the tools of historical and cultural criticism to relativize and historicize the claims of all competing moral and social “constructs.” dialectic Hegel historicism H. Tristram Engelhardt, Jr. Immanuel Kant Ironism James Burnham John Dewey Karl Marx managerial elite moral relativism Paul Gottfried...

... of reason. Renato Serra Immanuel Kant ethics reason freedom interventismo the Great War Da che esistono uomini, viventi e operanti sulla terra, esiste anche un problema etico; cioè un bisogno negli uomini di riflettere sulle loro azioni e di trovarne una ragione. In un certo senso, tutta la...

... Dov Gabbay David Hume Immanuel Kant post hoc propter hoc fallacy pragmatism relevance relevant causation JohnWoods Causal Relevance and Relevant Causation DALE JACQUETTE, Universität Bern, Institut für Philosophie...

...This chapter argues that the views of young Karl Marx on ethics have been influenced not only by Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel but even more so by Aristotle and Immanuel Kant. Marx draws away from Hegel's concept of essence towards one in some ways more like Aristotle's and he operates...

...This chapter focuses on recasting the retributivism of Immanuel Kant, grounding it in his demands for civic respect and political equality. Historically, many have thought of Kant’s account of the purpose and justification of punishment for legal offenses as a paradigm example of thoroughgoing...

... and goals according to a concept of judgment drawn from the moral philosophy of Immanuel Kant and the jurisprudence of Ronald Dworkin. After outlining the resulting “pro tanto retributivism,” the chapter compares it to other suggestions regarding how to balance competing interests within punishment...

.... This is in stark contrast to the space devoted to, and more ready acceptance of, Hegel’s fellow German retributivist Immanuel Kant. However, the chapter argues that if one perseveres with Hegel’s position and draws on the resources of his broader philosophy (including aspects of his logic regarding negation...

... moral experience moral realism psychological realism duty relational perspectives Williams Bernard liberalism normativity ethics psychology morality Immanuel Kant Friedrich Nietzsche Jacques Rancière normativity cognitive science poststructuralism literary criticism The argument pursued...

..., Chrysippus, Thomas Aquinas, Immanuel Kant, Henry Sidgwick, and John Rawls. It is distinct, though not sharply distinct and not always distinct in the same way, from such closely related disciplines as metaphysics, epistemology, and other areas of philosophy; cosmology, theology, religion, and casuistry...

...This chapter argues that one can educate people to be more creative. It criticizes the imitation and rules arguments (located in the works of Edward Young and Immanuel Kant) that aim to show that creativity cannot be taught. Having clarified the teachability view, it then develops a positive...

... Rousseau Jean Jacques Manetti Giannozzo Sharīʿah theology Cicero epic Homer human dignity dignitas imago Dei Pico della Mirandola Immanuel Kant American Constitution human rights human worth respect equality The meaning of “dignity” today would surprise our modern ancestors. For us, dignity...

... Charles Poole Thomas Holmes Richard Cheyne George Beattie James Richardson Alan Diderot Denis Herder Johann Gottfried Von Miller Jonathan Southey Robert Beaumont George Hobbes Thomas history of medicine Thomas Beddoes John Brown Brunonian medicine mentalism Immanuel Kant FWJ Schelling I...

... Ryle Gilbert friendship Cohen Carl kindness Machen Arthur social contract morality The Terror Machen animal moral behavior mental capacity moral behavior common sense Immanuel Kant ordinary language To the memory of Jean Harvey, scholar, friend, and animal advocate...

...This essay considers three ways in which space and time could be transcendentally ideal. In particular, it examines Immanuel Kant’s argument, spelled out in the Transcendental Aesthetic, the first main section of the Critique of Pure Reason, that space and time are “a priori...

...This essay examines four apparently disparate topics discussed by Immanuel Kant in the Critique of Pure Reason: the given, the unconditioned, the transcendental object, and the reality of the past. In the book’s Antinomy chapter, Kant offers an elaborate diagnosis of a kind...

...These essays on Immanuel Kant’s theoretical philosophy, besides deriving inspiration from him, bring insights from contemporary analytical philosophy to bear in interpreting some of his most deep and difficult themes. The topics covered include representation and reality, appearances and things...

...The Analogies, as testified by the sheer volume of secondary literature produced since the original publication of the Critique of Pure Reasons, constitute the heart and soul of Immanuel Kant's account of representation. The Priority-of-Judgement approach leads to a stressing...

... Practical reason Receptivity Ultimate realism Scepticism Dialectic systematicity nature Critique of Pure Reason Critique of Judgement Immanuel Kant transcendental principle truth empirical realism experience Credo ut Intelligam (Augustine) Chapter 4 completed the first part of the task...