The essays in this 2003 book offer a systematic account of the philosophical importance of Kant's lectures on anthropology.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Contributors 1. Introduction Brian Jacobs and Patrick Kain 2. Historical notes and interpretive questions about Kant's lectures on anthropology Werner Stark 3. Kant and the problem of human nature Allen W. Wood 4. The second part of morals Robert B. Louden 5. The guiding idea of Kant's anthropology and the vocation of the human being Reinhard Brandt 6. Kantian character and the problem of a science of humanity Brian Jacobs 7. Beauty, freedom and morality: Kant's Lectures on Anthropology and the development of his aesthetic theory Paul Guyer 8. Kant's apology for sensibility Howard Caygill 9. Kant's 'True economy of human nature': Rousseau, Count Verri and the problem of happiness Susan Meld Shell 10. Prudential reason in Kant's anthropology Patrick Kain.
Contributors 1. Introduction Brian Jacobs and Patrick Kain 2. Historical notes and interpretive questions about Kant's lectures on anthropology Werner Stark 3. Kant and the problem of human nature Allen W. Wood 4. The second part of morals Robert B. Louden 5. The guiding idea of Kant's anthropology and the vocation of the human being Reinhard Brandt 6. Kantian character and the problem of a science of humanity Brian Jacobs 7. Beauty, freedom and morality: Kant's Lectures on Anthropology and the development of his aesthetic theory Paul Guyer 8. Kant's apology for sensibility Howard Caygill 9. Kant's 'True economy of human nature': Rousseau, Count Verri and the problem of happiness Susan Meld Shell 10. Prudential reason in Kant's anthropology Patrick Kain.
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