Kant's Worldview: How Judgment Shapes Human Comprehension

ISBN-13: 9780810144309 / Angielski / Miękka / 2021 / 288 str.

Rudolf a. Makkreel

Spis treści

• Acknowledgments
• Introduction
• Part I:  Cognizing and Knowing the Natural World                           
• 1. Comprehending the World through Intuitive Assimilation, Conceptual Acquisition, and Rational Appropriation        
• 2. Kant on Baumgarten: The Aesthetic, Analytical, and Synthetic Distinctness of What is Empirically Assimilated 
• 3. Kant and Meier on Cognition, Comprehension and Knowledge
• 4. The Acquisition of Cognition and its Transcendental Sources
• 5. The Role of Judgment in Validating Cognition as Meaningful and Knowledge as True
• 6. The Modal Categories of Empirical Inquiry and the Limits of What Can Actually Be Known: Replacing Prejudices with Preliminary and Provisional Judgments
• Part II: Comprehending the Human World
• 7. Seeking Practical Resolutions for Irresolvable Theoretical Antinomies 
• 8. Law as Legislative and Law as Legitimating:  The Role of Feeling and Judgment in Morality
• 9. Aesthetic Communicability and the Recontextualization of Experience
• 10. The Modal Relevance of Reflective Judgment for Kant’s Worldview
• 11. What Kant Means by Life
• 12. Comprehending Teleological Purposiveness by Contextualizing It
• 13. Kant’s Anthropology and Its Strategies for Moving Beyond the Inner Sense of Psychology: Reexamining All the Senses   
• 14. Vital Sense, Interior Sense, and Self-Assessment
• 15. The Relation between Philosophy According to a World-Concept and Cosmopolitanism
• 16. The Obstacles to Be Overcome in Fulfilling the Goals of a World-Oriented Philosophy
• Conclusion: Kant’s Multifaceted Worldview
• Notes
• Bibliography
• Index