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Kants Widmung aus der Religion innerhalb der Grenzen der bloßen Vernunft (1793) an Fischer ist bei einer Auktion erneut aufgetaucht Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2024-03-04 Martin Walter
This miscellany reports on a newly found dedication copy of Kant’s Religion within the Boundaries of mere Reason (1793) to his dear friend and former student Carl Gottlieb Fischer.
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Kriegel and Timmons on the Phenomenology of Kantian Respect for Persons. A Critique Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2024-03-04 Dieter Schönecker
Recently, Uriah Kriegel and Mark Timmons have suggested a “phenomenology of Kantian Respect for Persons”. They offer a reconstruction of Kant’s own account of the phenomenology of respect for persons as well as a refinement of their own. I shall argue that at least with regard to their reconstruction of Kant’s account, they do not succeed. There are a number of shortcomings, the most grievous of which
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Kants synthetisches Apriori: zur Auflösung der kosmologischen Antinomien Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2024-03-04 Cord Friebe
According to Kant, concepts can be used in three different ways, i.e. an empirical (= pre-philosophical) use, a transcendentally real (= philosophically inadequate) use, and a transcendentally ideal (= philosophically reasonable) use. Regarding the concept of the world as a whole, however, Kant misrepresents the empirical meaning and therefore overlooks the transcendentally ideal understanding of “everything”
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Kant on Judgment and Feeling Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2024-03-04 Nicholas Dunn
It is well known that Kant connects judgment and feeling in the third Critique. However, the precise relationship between these two faculties remains virtually unexplored, in large part due to the unpopularity of Kant’s faculty psychology. This paper considers why, for Kant, judgment and feeling go together, arguing that he had good philosophical reasons for forging this connection. The discussion
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Fünf aufgefundene Zeugnisse Kants im Handel und in einer Bibliothek Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2024-03-04 Martin Walter
The article gathers five new autographed testimonies from Kant’s life: a dedication copy to Hasse, a fragment on plagiarism, a letter of office from the second rectorate (1788), and two album-amicorum entries with a Persius quotation via Alexander Pope.
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Praxis, Diagramm, Körper. Die epistemologischen turns und die Rehabilitation von Kants Euklidizitätsthese Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-11-27 Martin Beck
This paper aims to show how Kant’s concept of mathematical intuition and his thesis of the Euclidicity of space have been rehabilitated by recent interpretations that refer to the concepts of practice, diagrams, and the body. This involves criticising the idea of mathematics as a purely logical and axiomatic science, reading Kant’s theory of geometric intuition as a theory of diagrammatic visualizations
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Kant on Lying in Extreme Situations Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-11-27 Wim Dubbink
A crucial issue in normative ethics concerns the morality of lying. Kant defends the view that the duty to not lie does not allow for any exceptions in practical judgments: it never is a person’s right or duty to lie. Many people abhor this view. Kantians have tried to make sense of Kant’s view (and save Kantian moral philosophy) by suggesting Kantian interpretations that are less strict. I reject
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Kant Between Chemistry and Alchemy: Cinnabar, ‘Now Red, Now Black’ Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-11-27 Babette Babich
This essay takes its point of departure from a post-Nietzschean reading of Kant and the limits of logic and critique. The focus is on science, particularly chemistry and alchemy via mercurial cinnabar (HgS), to this day the primary source of elemental mercury. Seeking to raise the question of science as Nietzsche names it along with the question of truth, this essay undertakes to raise the question
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Was versteht Kant unter einer „Ausnahme“? Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-11-27 Stephan Zimmermann
In the Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals, Kant explains a perfect duty as one that “admits no exception in favor of inclination”. An imperfect duty must then, in turn, be one which does admit such exceptions. However, according to Kant, all duties are valid without exception, and so there has been broad agreement among Kantians and Kant interpreters from the beginning that perfect duties cannot
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Ein Konflikt in der Maxime. Kants Auffassung des moralischen Konflikts im Kontext seiner Zeit Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-11-27 Sara Di Giulio
What does Kant mean when he claims that a moral conflict is only possible as a conflict between obligating reasons (rationes obligandi)? How does this differ from a conflict of duties? And how does Kant’s idea relate to the understandings of moral conflict prevalent in his time? This paper distinguishes three influential traditional models (as represented by Wolff, Baumgarten, and Jesuit casuistry)
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Reflection 6593: Kant’s Rousseau and the Vocation of the Human Being Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-09-28 Michael Kryluk
In this essay, I examine Kant’s interpretation of Rousseau through the lens of Reflection 6593. This Reflection deserves scrutiny because it serves as a bridge between Kant’s well-known engagement with Rousseau in the mid-1760s and his later discussions of the vocation of the human being in the lectures on ethics and anthropology. Through a close reading of R 6593, I argue that the Reflection offers
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Right, Morals and the Categorical Imperative Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-09-08 Fiorella Tomassini
In this paper I examine the relationship between the principle of right and the principle of morals [Sitten] in Kant’s Metaphysics of Morals. My interpretation denies that the principle of right is derived from the categorical imperative, but neither does it adhere to the independence thesis. I present a third way of understanding the relationship between the law of right and the universal law of morals:
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„Ein unbegreiflich zahlreiches Sternenheer“ – Eine Kupfertafel, ergänzend zu Kants Maupertuis-Rezeption in der NTH (1755) Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-09-08 Martin Walter
In his Treatise on the Figure of the Stars (1732), Maupertuis described bright and elliptic phenomena in the night sky. Based on Maupertuis’s account of these astronomical observations, Kant developed an explanation of his own in his early book on the Universal Natural History and Theory of the Heavens (1755). For him, these figures were seemingly stars, suns and even whole galaxies, subsystems orbiting
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Sollte die Kritik der reinen Vernunft die Vollständigkeit der Urteilstafel tatsächlich (nur) „vor Augen stellen“? Allgemeine reine Logik und Transzendentalphilosophie in Kants Deduktion der reinen Verstandesbegriffe Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-09-08 Bernd Ludwig
As Kant shows in A 71–76 of the First Critique, his table of the twelve “logical functions of understanding” (in A 70) is an indispensable extension of a table of four well-known logical functions that we find in a section of the Logic that was “already finished” in Aristotle’s times: The Square of Oppositions. The undisputed completeness of this special table thus warrants the completeness of Kant’s
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The Systematic Unity of Reason and Empirical Truth in Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-09-08 Lorenzo Spagnesi
This paper attempts a reconstruction of reason’s contribution to empirical truth in connection with Kant’s definition of truth as the agreement of cognition with its object. I argue that Kant’s treatment of truth in the Transcendental Analytic is completed in the Appendix to the Transcendental Dialectic with an often neglected but compelling argument (what I shall call the Variety Argument). This argument
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Die Ambiguität von begrifflichen und gegenständlichen Merkmalen in der theoretischen Philosophie Kants Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-09-08 Till Grohmann
This paper deals with the concept of ‘mark’ (or character, in German Merkmal) in Kant’s theoretical philosophy. It examines the question of what marks are for Kant: Are they marks of things or of our thinking? Are they ontic object marks or conceptual marks? Are marks ontological or logical in nature? We will see that in Kant’s philosophy, as well as in the thought of his rationalist predecessors,
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Kant’s Hylomorphic Formulation of Right and the Necessity of the State Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-09-08 Michael Gregory
This paper argues against the common justification for the necessity of the state through the particular difficulty of private property right. Instead, I argue that the necessity of the state is internal to the concept of right in general. In order to show this, I point out how Kants adoption of hylomorphic language for the concept of right, where there is a formal and material aspect of right, allows
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More Than a Feeling: Kant’s Tripartite Account of Pleasure Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-06-06 Uri Eran
Traditionally, pleasure has been understood in three different ways: as a simple feeling or phenomenological quality, as a behavioral disposition, and as an evaluation. While versions of these accounts – and combinations of two of them – have been attributed to Kant, I argue that Kant successfully combines all three. Pleasure, on this view, is an evaluation of an object’s agreement with a particular
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Kants Asymmetrie von Raum und Zeit: Sind reine rein zeitliche Objekte möglich? Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-06-06 Markus Herrmann
In multiple parts of the Critique of Pure Reason, Kant describes how time is dependent on space – which is the fundament of his distinction between inner and outer sense. However, he does not provide us with an argument for this dependency. In this article, two reasons for this dependency thesis are introduced. The first one aims at providing a conceptual link between time and space but runs into conflict
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Diskussion zum dritten Abschnitt der Grundlegung zur Metaphysik der Sitten Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-06-06 Heiko Puls, Dieter Schönecker
Two issues are at the core of a seemingly never-ending debate about Groundwork III: First, does Kant in GMS III still think he has to deduce the moral law partly from non-moral presuppositions by making a transition from theoretical to practical freedom, as Schönecker argues? Or does Kant already regard the categorical imperative as grounded in a fact of reason, as Puls argues? It is, secondly, no
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Warum angebliche Nachdrucke kantischer Schriften rechtmäßige Auflagen sind. Über die Nützlichkeit von Auflagenvergleichen und die historische Bedeutung der Buchmessen Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-06-06 Maja Schepelmann
This paper argues against the assertion that several of Kant’s writings were published in the form of pirate editions. It seeks to establish that most of the the editions in question (printed between 1769 and 1803) were lawfully printed. Presumably, these editions were to be sold exclusively at book fairs in Frankfurt and Leipzig; both locations are printed on their title pages, although no information
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Learnedness, Learned Cognition, and the Science of Logic: From Thomasius and Meier to Kant Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-06-06 J. Colin McQuillan
It is well-known that Immanuel Kant used Meier’s Excerpt from the Doctrine of Reason as a textbook in his logic lectures for almost forty years. Kant himself, and most later scholars, regard Meier as a follower of Wolff and Baumgarten; however, when we compare Meier’s Excerpt with Thomasius’ Introduction to the Doctrine of Reason, we find that Meier’s conception of “learned cognition” is derived from
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Zum Nachweis von Kants Fontenelle-Zitat: „Vor einem Vornehmen bücke ich mich […]“ Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-06-06 Martin Walter, Jörg Hüttner
It is shown that the famous quote from Fontenelle in Kant’s Critique of Practical Reason, “I bow before an eminent man, but my spirit does not bow,” comes from the book On Principles of Morality, written by Abbé Mably. The Fontenelle quote is found in a review of this very book in the Allgemeine Literaturzeitung (No. 21, 1785). This review should further be considered Kant’s source.
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Kant’s “in itself”: Toward a New Adverbial Reading Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-06-06 W. Clark Wolf
It is commonly assumed that the expression “an sich selbst” (“in itself”) in Kant combines with terms to form complex nouns such as “thing in itself” and “end in itself.” I argue that the basic use of “an sich selbst” in Kant’s German is as a sentence adverb, which has the role of modifying subject-predicate combinations, rather than either subject or predicate on their own. Expressions of the form
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How is an Illusion of Reason Possible? The Division of Nothing in the Critique of Pure Reason Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-03-28 Daniel James Smith
This paper develops a new interpretation of the “table of nothing” that appears at the end of the transcendental aesthetic in the Critique of Pure Reason. In contrast to previous interpretations, which have taken it to be part of Kant’s account of the failures of reason, this paper argues that it should be understood as proffering Kant’s positive account of the objects he will be concerned with in
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Antinomy of Reason or Transcendental Deduction? Making Sense of the Dialectic of Pure Practical Reason Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-03-09 Khafiz Kerimov
The present article focuses on the antinomy of pure practical reason and the deduction of the Highest Good in the Dialectic of Pure Practical Reason (in the second Critique). Although Kant claims that the Dialectic contains both the antinomy and the deduction, the boundaries dividing one from the other are at best vague. It is difficult to make out where the antinomy of practical reason ends and where
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Dimitry Gawronsky: Reality and Actual Infinitesimals Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-03-09 Hernán Pringe
The aim of this paper is to analyze Dimitry Gawronsky’s doctrine of actual infinitesimals. I examine the peculiar connection that his critical idealism establishes between transcendental philosophy and mathematics. In particular, I reconstruct the relationship between Gawronsky’s differentials, Cantor’s transfinite numbers, Veronese’s trans-Archimedean numbers and Robinson’s hyperreal numbers. I argue
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Analysis and Necessity in Arithmetic in Light of Maimon’s Concept of Number as Ratio Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-03-09 Idit Chikurel
The article examines how Salomon Maimon’s concept of number as ratio can be used to demonstrate that arithmetical judgments are analytical. Based on his critique of Kant’s synthetic a priori judgments, I show how this notion of number fulfills Maimon’s requirements for apodictic knowledge. Moreover, I suggest that Maimon was influenced by mathematicians who previously defined number as a ratio, such
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Das Problem nicht-körperlicher Raumhaftigkeit Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-03-09 Andreas Höntsch
The paper argues that Plessner’s theory of positionality can be traced back to Kant’s theory of predicabilia in the Critique of Pure Reason. Kant’s theory of predicabilia allows for the reformulation of Plessner’s distinction between the organic structure of the living body on the one hand and the positional unity of this living body on the other hand. This enables a concept of non-physical spatiality
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A Truly Cosmopolitan Philosopher: Images of Kant in Belo Horizonte Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-03-09 Patrícia Kauark-Leite
In this essay, I provide a reconstruction of the history of and surrounding the bust of Kant, together with its plaque, which jointly compose the monument created in honor of the sage of Königsberg at the Faculty of Philosophy and Human Sciences (FAFICH) of the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG) in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. In so doing, I have the following aims: first, to examine the relationship
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The Highest Good as the Ideal of Reason in the Canon of the first Critique Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2023-02-07 Luigi Filieri
In the Dialectic of the first Critique, Kant claims that a highest being is the transcendental ideal of speculative reason. However, the Canon of the Doctrine of Method presents the highest good as an ideal of both the speculative and the practical use of reason. In this paper, I argue (1) that the highest good is the ideal of the unity of reason – unlike the ideal in the Dialectic – insofar as (2)
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Unum, Verum, Bonum and the System Formation of Critical Philosophy Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-11-25 Hirotaka Nakano
This article deals with Kant’s intentions in adding § 12 of the second edition of the Critique of Pure Reason. Here, Kant remarks on the so-called transcendentals (unum, verum, bonum) in the metaphysical or ontological tradition. This article focuses on their trans-categorial character to clarify their role in the system formation of Kant’s three critiques. In order to clarify Kant’s difficult terminology
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Kantian Freedom as “Purposiveness” Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-11-25 Ava Thomas Wright
Arthur Ripstein’s conception of Kantian freedom has exerted an enormous recent influence on scholars of Kant’s political philosophy; however, the conception seems to me flawed. In this paper, I argue that Ripstein’s conception of Kantian freedom as “your capacity to choose the ends you will use your means to pursue” – your “purposiveness” – is both too narrow and too broad: (1) Wrongful acts such as
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Kant’s Ontology of Appearances and the Synthetic Apriori Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-09-09 Cord Friebe
Kant’s ontology of appearances implies that the numerical distinctness of empirical objects is grounded in their appearance-aspect, more precisely in space as pure intuition, in which alone such objects can be given. With distinguishing concepts things can only be thought: in contrast to Leibniz’s complete concepts and to Kripke’s rigid designators, Kant’s general concepts do not entail their referents
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The Place of Judgments of Perception in Kant’s Transcendental Cognitive Theory Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-09-09 Cheng-Hao Lin
The distinction between judgments of perception and judgments of experience in Kant’s Prolegomena has long been a controversial issue in Kantian studies. On the one hand, this distinction challenges the close connection between the synthetic unity of self-consciousness and the categories. On the other hand, a distinction between the subjective and the objective is unavoidable in our cognitive life
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Kant on Time II: The Law of Evidence of the Critique of Pure Reason Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-09-09 David Hyder
Dieter Henrich’s “Notion of a Deduction” (1989) opened up approaches to both Deductions in terms of legal as opposed to syllogistic reasoning. Since the KrV is shot through with juridical metaphors and analogies, many points of connection suggest themselves. In this paper, I extend and modify Henrich’s approach, in order to extract a particular logic of evidence. I argue that the three syntheses of
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Is it the Understanding or the Imagination that Synthesizes? Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-09-09 Janum Sethi
A common reading of Kant’s notion of synthesis takes it to be carried out by the imagination in a manner guided by the concepts of the understanding. I point to a significant problem for this reading: it is the reproductive imagination that carries out the syntheses of apprehension and reproduction, and Kant claims repeatedly that the reproductive imagination is governed solely by its own laws of association
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Self-Legislating Machines: What can Kant Teach Us about Original Intentionality? Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-09-09 Richard Evans
In this paper, I attempt to address a fundamental challenge for machine intelligence: to understand whether and how a machine’s internal states and external outputs can exhibit original non-derivative intentionality. This question has three aspects. First, what does it take for a machine to exhibit original de dicto intentionality? Second, what does it take to exhibit original de re intentionality
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Kant’s Ontological Phenomenalism Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-09-06 Mark Pickering
Immanuel Kant’s oft-repeated statement that physical objects are mere representations has given rise to various phenomenalist interpretations. Here I understand phenomenalism to be the view that physical objects are actual or possible perceptions. I argue for a novel phenomenalist interpretation: for Kant a physical object is nothing but the sum of actual and possible perceptions that agree with its
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Beauty Makes Humanity: The Application of Kant’s Aesthetic Power of Judgment in Value Choice Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-08-23 Zhengmi Zhouhuang
In this paper, I use Kant’s theory of the aesthetic power of judgment to solve the problem of nonmoral value choice, which Kant himself did not deal with, and prove that my reconstruction can fit into Kant’s philosophy and function as a harmonization and unification of morality and happiness. First, I revisit Kant’s early view of intellectualized happiness to establish the feasibility of this project
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Johann Reinhold Grube’s Opposing Remarks on Kant’s Nova dilucidatio Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-06-03 Hansmichael Hohenegger, Antonio Lamarra, Riccardo Pozzo
This paper presents a transcription of a handwritten Latin text, along with its translation into English, that was identified only very recently in the Kongelige Bibliothek in Copenhagen while preparing the new critical edition of Kant’s Nova dilucidatio (PND). The text consists of remarks by Johann Reinhold Grube, composed in his role as opponent at Kant’s disputation for the venia legendi on 27 September
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Revelation’s Entrenchment in Pure Reason in Fichte’s Versuch einer Kritik aller Offenbarung Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-06-03 Amit Kravitz
According to Kant’s dictum, morality leads inescapably to religion. Notably, this implies two unavoidable shifts: From ‘morality’ to the ‘religion of reason’ and from the ‘religion of reason’ to ‘positive religions’ (‘revelation’). I explain the grounds for each shift, focusing on the different kinds of necessity involved. I then analyze Fichte’s Versuch einer Kritik aller Offenbarung (1792), which
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The Troubling Relationship between Pleasure and Universality in Kant’s Impure Aesthetic Judgements Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-06-03 James Phillips
Kant calls judgements of adherent beauty impure aesthetic judgements because they presuppose the empirical concept of the object and are thus not determined exclusively by a feeling of pleasure. Glossed over in Kant’s account is what kind of universality these judgements have. This article argues that the subjective universality of pure aesthetic judgements and the objective universality of cognitive
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Achtung in Kant and Smith Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-06-03 Michael Walschots
This paper argues that Kant’s concept of ‘respect’ (Achtung) for the moral law has roots in Adam Smith’s concept of ‘regard’ for the general rules of conduct, which was translated as Achtung in the first German translation of the Theory of Moral Sentiments. After illustrating that Kant’s technical understanding of respect appeared relatively late in his intellectual development, I argue that Kant’s
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Does the ontological proof of God’s existence really contain all the probative force of the cosmological argument? The early criticisms of Kant’s thesis by Flatt, Abel and Eberhard Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-06-03 Rogelio Rovira
Shortly after the appearance of the Critique of Pure Reason, Kant’s claim that the ontological proof of God’s existence contains all the probative force of the cosmological argument was discussed at great length by J. F. Flatt, J. F. v. Abel and J. A. Eberhard. These early criticisms do not seem to have received the attention they deserve, even though they are extremely relevant, cogent, and difficult
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Der „erste Satz“ in Grundlegung I Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-06-03 Klaus Steigleder
In this article, I try to show that the question of what the “first proposition” in Groundwork I is can be answered by textual evidence. At the end of paragraph 15 of GMS I, Kant recapitulates the “first proposition”. It is: “Eine Handlung aus Pflicht sondert den Einfluss der Neigung ganz ab.“ (“An action from duty puts aside entirely the influence of inclination.”). It is also shown that this “proposition”
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Kant’s Political Justification of Social Welfare Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-04-06 Bo Fang
Whether the justification at stake is ethical or juridical, all attempts to argue for the welfare principle in Kant’s metaphysics of morals are unsuccessful. This principle cannot be justified a priori in Kant’s context. However, it is not only possible but also necessary to argue for a certain degree of social welfare in politics as the practice of right; otherwise, Kant’s project of political practice
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Kant on the Moral Law as the Causal Law for Freedom Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-03-14 David Forman
For Kant, the moral law is the causal law of freedom. However, it is not an explanatory causal law. It is instead a causal law of imputation: it is a law according to which we can be held responsible for the actions the law declares necessary; that is, it is a law according to which we can be considered the causes of whether or not we act lawfully. In this way, the moral law (if valid) makes possible
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Pure Synthesis and the Principle of the Synthetic Unity of Apperception Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-03-14 Gerad Gentry
Kant calls the Principle of the Synthetic Unity of Apperception (PSUA) the “highest point” to which we “must affix all use of the understanding, even the whole of logic and, after it, transcendental philosophy.” In this article, I offer an original interpretation of this “supreme principle.” My argument is twofold. First, I argue that the common identification of this principle with the “I think” or
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Kant und die Divine Command Metaethics. Anmerkungen zu einer Debatte innerhalb der analytischen Religionsphilosophie Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-03-14 Hendrik Klinge
The command of God seems to play hardly any role in Kant’s moral philosophy. Yet, in recent years, representatives of so-called Divine Command Metaethics have attempted to claim Kant for their thesis that morality depends on divine commands. Quite obviously, numerous passages from Kant’s writings can be cited against this view. At the same time, however, it is possible to find arguments which suggest
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Gegenständliche Erkenntnis und transzendentale Einsicht. Zum Kantverständnis Joachim Koppers Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-03-14 Margit Kopper
This article provides a short survey of Joachim Kopper’s understanding of Kant’s theory of cognition in CPR. Kant’s critical thought is developed via a dogmatic method but marks a transition to transcendental thought delivered from dogmatic assertions. The assertion that cognition emerges from the relation between mind and objects is made at the beginning of CPR. Kopper holds that transcendental reflection
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Johann Friedrich Flatt: Philosophische Vorlesungen 1790. Nachschriften von August Friedrich Klüpfel. Hrsg., eingeleitet und kommentiert von Michael Franz und Ernst-Otto Onnasch. Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt: frommann-holzboog, 2018. [Spekulation und Erfahrung. Texte und Untersuchungen zum Deutschen Idealismus. Abteilung I: Texte, Band 9]. 547 Seiten. ISBN 978-3-7728-2542-2. Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-03-12 Thomas Hanke
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Kant und Menschenrechte. Hrsg. von Reza Mosayebi. Berlin/Boston: Walter de Gruyter, 2018. [KSEH 201], 320 Seiten. ISBN 978-3-11-057147-9. Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-03-12 Christof Schilling
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Allen W. Wood: Kant and Religion. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2020. 270 Seiten. ISBN 978-1-10-842234-5. Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2022-03-12 Bas Tönissen
Abstract I present and develop a novel account of the schematism by reading it through the distinction between constitution and regulation. I thus show that Kant’s stipulation of only eight schemata for the twelve pure concepts of the understanding is not haphazard but answers, instead, to two distinct processes of synthesis, mathematical and dynamical, that either constitute objects in intuition or
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Titelseiten Kant-Studien Pub Date : 2021-12-01
Article Titelseiten was published on December 1, 2021 in the journal Kant-Studien (volume 112, issue 4).