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Kant's Political Thought : Its Origins and Development / Hans Saner ; translated by E. B. Ashton

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Original language: German Publication details: Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 1973Description: 371 p. ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 97802267347500226734757
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • JC181.K4  .S22 1973
Contents:
[Vol. 1]: Part One: Origins of political thought forms. Diversity -- The road to unity -- The anchoring in the one -- Critique and defense of our undertaking -- -- Part two: Kant as a polemicist: the struggle for metaphysics. Kantian drafts of the modes of contention -- Kant's polemics against his contemporaries -- The importance of polemics to Kant's work -- -- Part three: From conflict to peace in critical metaphysics: Kant as a metaphysical peacemaker. Controversy and its settlement in the realm of theoretical philosophy -- From conflict to peace in practical philosophy -- From conflict to peace in judgment -- Conflict and unity in regard to political thought.
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Translation of : Kants Weg vom Krieg zum Frieden.

[Vol. 1]: Part One: Origins of political thought forms. Diversity -- The road to unity -- The anchoring in the one -- Critique and defense of our undertaking -- -- Part two: Kant as a polemicist: the struggle for metaphysics. Kantian drafts of the modes of contention -- Kant's polemics against his contemporaries -- The importance of polemics to Kant's work -- -- Part three: From conflict to peace in critical metaphysics: Kant as a metaphysical peacemaker. Controversy and its settlement in the realm of theoretical philosophy -- From conflict to peace in practical philosophy -- From conflict to peace in judgment -- Conflict and unity in regard to political thought.

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