Kant's Observations and Remarks: A Critical Guide

ISBN: 9781107463158 出版年：2012 页码：304 Susan Meld Shell Richard Velkley Cambridge University Press

Introduction: Kant as youthful observer and legislator Susan Meld Shell and Richard Velkley Part I. Kant's Ethical Thought: Sources and Stages: 1. Concerning Kant's earliest ethics: an attempt at a reconstruction Dieter Henrich 2. Chimerical ethics and flattering moralists: Baumgarten's influence on Kant's moral theory in the Observations and Remarks Corey W. Dyck 3. Two concepts of universality in Kant's moral theory Patrick R. Frierson 4. Freedom as the foundation of morality: Kant's early efforts Paul Guyer Part II. Ethics and Aesthetics: 5. Relating aesthetic and sociable feelings to moral and participatory feelings: reassessing Kant on sympathy and honor Rudolf A. Makkreel 6. Kant's distinction between true and false sublimity Robert R. Clewis 7. Kant's 'curious catalogue of human frailties' and the great portrait of nature Alix Cohen Part III. Education, Politics and National Character: 8. Relative goodness and ambivalence of human traits: reflections in light of Kant's pedagogical concerns G. Felicitas Munzel 9. Kant as rebel against the social order Reinhard Brandt 10. National character via the beautiful and sublime? Robert B. Louden Part IV. Science and History: 11. Absent an even finer feeling: a commentary on the opening of Observations on the Feeling of the Sublime and the Beautiful Peter Fenves 12. The pursuit of science as decadence in Kant's Remarks in 'Observations on the Feelings of the Beautiful and the Sublime' John H. Zammito 13. Kant, human nature, and history after Rousseau Karl Ameriks.