These essays on Kant's theoretical philosophy, besides deriving inspiration from him, bring insights from contemporary analytical philosophy to bear in interpreting some of his most deep and difficult themes.
These essays on Kant's theoretical philosophy, besides deriving inspiration from him, bring insights from contemporary analytical philosophy to bear in interpreting some of his most deep and difficult themes.
Leslie Stevenson is Professor of Philosophy, University of St Andrews, Scotland. Author of Ten Theories of Human Nature and editor of The Study of Human Nature.
Inhaltsangabe
* 1: Objects of Representation: Kant's Copernican Revolution Re-interpreted * 2: Synthetic Unities of Experience * 3: Three Ways in which Space and Time might be said to be Transcendentally Ideal * 4: The Given, the Unconditioned, the Transcendental Object, and the Reality of the Past * 5: A Theory of Everything? - Kant speaks to Stephen Hawking * 6: Opinion, Belief or Faith, and Knowledge * 7: Freedom of Judgment in Descartes, Spinoza, Hume and Kant * 8: Six Levels of Mentality * 9: A Kantian Defence of Freewill
* 1: Objects of Representation: Kant's Copernican Revolution Re-interpreted * 2: Synthetic Unities of Experience * 3: Three Ways in which Space and Time might be said to be Transcendentally Ideal * 4: The Given, the Unconditioned, the Transcendental Object, and the Reality of the Past * 5: A Theory of Everything? - Kant speaks to Stephen Hawking * 6: Opinion, Belief or Faith, and Knowledge * 7: Freedom of Judgment in Descartes, Spinoza, Hume and Kant * 8: Six Levels of Mentality * 9: A Kantian Defence of Freewill
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