Titlebook: Kant’s Practical Philosophy Reconsidered; Papers presented at Yirmiyahu Yovel Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1989 Imm

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The Submission of our Sensuous Nature to the Moral Law in the Second ,d feelings — all of which are sensuous, given and pathological (passional) — or obeying solely the moral law from no other motive but respect for it. This freedom of choice is a fact of reason, which is necessarily presupposed (since without it morality is impossible) but not explicable. Were it pos

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The Interests of Reason: From Metaphysics to Moral History. way in which Kant supposes the two domains to complement one another. My own approach in this paper will be to link them programmatically, from the standpoint of Kant’s . and the “interests of reason” which are said to underlie it. This, for Kant, is the standpoint of the “architectonic of reason,

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Freedom as a Regulative Principle: On Some Aspects of the Kant-Herder Controversy on the Philosophy on to his whole system of critical philosophy, especially to his practical philosophy. The problem is all the more complicated, because in Kant’s philosophical thought the philosophy of history is not fully integrated into the system of his critical philosophy. I will discuss the following points, m

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The Ideal Speech Situation: Neo-Kantian Ethics in Habermas and Apeljustice as an explicit “Kantian Constructivism.” In Germany Habermas and Apel have launched two separate projects whose affinities override their differences and allow one to speak about a shared program. Habermas’ “Universal Pragmatics” and its derivative “Diskurs Ethik” and Apel’s “Transcendental

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Kant: Respect, Individuality and Dependencewhich helps us understand the nature of our moral lives. To analyse a particular notion such as respect, we have to become clearer about a particular form of social relations within which this notion is embedded and comes to life. It can be misleading to think that we can give a neutral and impartia

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