Titlebook: Kant and the Human Sciences; Biology, Anthropolog Alix Cohen Book 2009 Alix Cohen 2009 anthropology.Immanuel Kant.Kant.liberty.philosophy

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Alix Cohenroduced a broad raft of measures aimed at increasing parental choice within compulsory schooling, while similar changes were brought about in the post-compulsory sector under the auspices of the 1992 Further and Higher Education Act. Since then, although changes in government have resulted in some m

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Alix Cohenrm the psychological literature. It argues for a similarity between happiness and friendship which is related to the role of intentionality in each phenomenon, since both are characterised by an uncertain mix of desire and expectation on one hand which impacts upon the possibilities for satisfaction

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Freedom and the Human Sciences,terminism.. He has even been portrayed as claiming that our free actions somehow occur outside of time, in an intelligible world, whilst their effects, in the empirical world, are completely determined by natural laws. More recently, Kant’s account of freedom has been challenged by a further problem

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Epilogue: A Pragmatic Counterpart to the Transcendental Project?,s (intentionalist and functionalist) modelled on the biological sciences, and second a pragmatic project directed towards human cultivation, civilisation and moralisation. In other words, the human sciences, far from merely presenting theoretical observations about human beings, play the crucial rol