Kants Kritik der Vernunft als Theorie der Freiheit

Ein Parcours
Karl-Alber-Verlag, 1. Edition 2024, 276 Pages
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Immanuel Kant (*1724) made an epoch with his theory of human freedom. It is not limited to the highly regarded insights, the resilience of which has been proven in the current crises of our society: freedom of will and the safeguarding of political freedom through the law. In his radical critique of reason, Kant also asserts freedom for cognition, knowledge and thinking, above all for the use of one's own intellect. For him, art, technology and the whole of culture are also "products of freedom". The book condenses the prospectus of this theory into the following thesis: Kant's Critique of Reason is all about the forms of freedom that its author recognizes in the potential of human beings.
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Edition 1
ISBN 978-3-495-99294-4
Subtitle Ein Parcours
Publication Date Aug 29, 2024
Year of Publication 2024
Publisher Karl-Alber-Verlag
Format Hardcover
Language deutsch
Pages 276
Medium Book
Product Type Scientific literature
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