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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
AbstractIn 1896 and 1919, respectively, Wicksell and Lindahl analyzed the public provision of public goods through parliamentary negotiation. Later, Roemer applied Kant's 1785 imperatives to the private provision of public goods by voluntary contributions.
John E. Roemer, Joaquim Silvestre
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AbstractIn 1896 and 1919, respectively, Wicksell and Lindahl analyzed the public provision of public goods through parliamentary negotiation. Later, Roemer applied Kant's 1785 imperatives to the private provision of public goods by voluntary contributions.
John E. Roemer, Joaquim Silvestre
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Thinking with Kant ‘beyond’ Kant
Danish Yearbook of Philosophy, 2017In the following essay, I attempt to reactualize some of Kant’s most fundamental conceptions of a state’s sovereignty and the legitimacy of the cosmopolitan order. To this end, I provide what appears as a viable solution to Kant’s “sovereignty dilemma”; that is, the reconciliation between state sovereignty and the international enforceability of laws ...
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The Lancet, 1997
Immanuel Kant's extraordinary creativity and originality indelibly influenced German and European culture of the 18th century; over the years, his great philosophical works have been the subject of minute examination and analysis. However, the illness that affected the last 8 years of his life and led to his death has never been carefully studied, nor ...
FELLIN, Renato, A. BLE'
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Immanuel Kant's extraordinary creativity and originality indelibly influenced German and European culture of the 18th century; over the years, his great philosophical works have been the subject of minute examination and analysis. However, the illness that affected the last 8 years of his life and led to his death has never been carefully studied, nor ...
FELLIN, Renato, A. BLE'
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Kant on Poetry | Kant über Poesie
2023Although it is often viewed as a merely complementary theme, the topic of poetry plays an important role in Kant’s thought. With the aim of dispelling common misconceptions about this topic and Kant’s position on it, the present volume gathers contributions from various specialists on the place and role of poetry in Kant’s thought while attempting to ...
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Philosophia Mathematica, 1986
The author discusses the myths that have circulated about Kant's abilities as a mathematician. The paper contains much interesting historical-philosophical material, and highlights 'the need... for integrating at least two areas in history, both of philosophy and mathematics, if the study is to become serious in search of the young Kant'.
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The author discusses the myths that have circulated about Kant's abilities as a mathematician. The paper contains much interesting historical-philosophical material, and highlights 'the need... for integrating at least two areas in history, both of philosophy and mathematics, if the study is to become serious in search of the young Kant'.
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History of Philosophy Quarterly
Abstract This paper discusses Kant's early writings on optimism with an eye to his later pessimism. Kant's early discussion of optimism makes the distinction between optimism, which defends the goodness of our individual existence despite our suffering, and optimalism, a kind of theodicy that defends God's choice of this world along ...
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Abstract This paper discusses Kant's early writings on optimism with an eye to his later pessimism. Kant's early discussion of optimism makes the distinction between optimism, which defends the goodness of our individual existence despite our suffering, and optimalism, a kind of theodicy that defends God's choice of this world along ...
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2006
AbstractThis essay discusses the various conceptions of freedom to be found in Kant's texts, analyzes the connection between them and Kant's moral theory and epistemology, explores the contrast between the empirical and the intelligible character of the will, and examines Kant's controversial views on the relation between freedom and causal determinism.
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AbstractThis essay discusses the various conceptions of freedom to be found in Kant's texts, analyzes the connection between them and Kant's moral theory and epistemology, explores the contrast between the empirical and the intelligible character of the will, and examines Kant's controversial views on the relation between freedom and causal determinism.
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2007
AbstractFor Kant, logical truth arises from the structure of the discursive intellect (i.e., an intellect that relates to objects indirectly, by means of concepts). Discursive cognition necessarily involves application of the categories, so we know a priori that the world as experienced by the discursive knower will consist of objects-with-properties ...
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AbstractFor Kant, logical truth arises from the structure of the discursive intellect (i.e., an intellect that relates to objects indirectly, by means of concepts). Discursive cognition necessarily involves application of the categories, so we know a priori that the world as experienced by the discursive knower will consist of objects-with-properties ...
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Kant, Kante and the moral character of art
2021Božidar Kante's talk on Kant's aesthetics, in late April some ten years ago at the Philosophy of art course at IUC Dubrovnik was one of the first lectures on Kant's views on art that I heard. As with most young students, so too were my views on Kant shaped by his stern and relentless ethical theory which seemed to care little, if at all, for the ...
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Immanuel Kant, Kant's Vorlesungen
Philosophica: International Journal for the History of Philosophy, 1998openaire +1 more source