Evil and freedom. Reasoning in connection with the religion within the limits of only reason Immanuel Kant
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The book is devoted to the disclosure of the necessary connections between freedom and evil. The distraction from them does not prevent the design of the abstract idea of freedom, but it does not allow it to understand it as always specific exemption practices. Why is the pure moral philosophy or regulatory ethics of the blind regarding this difference between freedom as an idea and freedom as liberation? How to overcome such blindness and how such overcoming transforms ethical thought, historizing and politicizing it? Should the ethical thought transformed in this way keep some key concepts of pure moral philosophy, and above all - the formal concept of debt in order to be consistently and uncompromisingly historical and political? These questions are located in the center of this book. Their discussion unfolds in the context of the analysis and criticism of the Kantian moral philosophy - both its metaphysical canon and its revisions in the later writings of Kant, and first of all in the religion within the limits of only reason.
The book is addressed to all interested in moral and political philosophy, studying and teaching these disciplines
The book is addressed to all interested in moral and political philosophy, studying and teaching these disciplines
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:Religion & Spiritually
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ISBN:978-5-7598-1385-9
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